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Can someone explain what the hell Robertson is saying in this passage, about Enlightenment engagement with religion?

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Do historians use the works of Antonio Gramsci?

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Why did so many soviets died in ww2 I always wonder that they lost over 22 million people was it because of bad leadership? Or the eastern front was really that brutal

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Did it matter that Augustus was a plebeian and not a patrician?

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USA dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki for defeating Japan or more for intimidating USSR?

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Did ancient greeks approve of Iphigenia's sacrifice?

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What Can You Tell About The Privateer Known As Miguel Enríquez

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[deleted by user]	3
Can someone explain what the hell Robertson is saying in this passage, about Enlightenment engagement with religion?	3
Do historians use the works of Antonio Gramsci?	3
Why did so many soviets died in ww2 I always wonder that they lost over 22 million people was it because of bad leadership? Or the eastern front was really that brutal	3
[deleted by user]	3
Did it matter that Augustus was a plebeian and not a patrician?	3
USA dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki for defeating Japan or more for intimidating USSR?	3
Did ancient greeks approve of Iphigenia's sacrifice?	3
[deleted by user]	3
What Can You Tell About The Privateer Known As Miguel Enríquez	3