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Were ancient armies less susceptible to disease than their early-modern counterparts?

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Sacred band of thebes?

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Why did Islam never have a central religious authority like Catholicism? Were there ever advocates for centralization?

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Why are there so many christian denominations in The USA?

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What were sandwiches like in the 18th/19th century?

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What did the townspeople of Gettysburg do while the battle was fought around their city?

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How was Alfonso Henrique becoming the first Portugese king viewed by the Moors/Umayyads and other Christian Spaniards?

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In the medieval strategy game Crusader Kings 3 in the start date 1066 there is a duchy at the most eastern border of the map in Mongolia that has the "Nestorian" denomination of Christianity. How did Christianity, in particular that denomination, reach a place so far away from core Christian lands?

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Were ancient armies less susceptible to disease than their early-modern counterparts?	15
Sacred band of thebes?	15
Why did Islam never have a central religious authority like Catholicism? Were there ever advocates for centralization?	15
Why are there so many christian denominations in The USA?	15
[deleted by user]	15
What were sandwiches like in the 18th/19th century?	15
What did the townspeople of Gettysburg do while the battle was fought around their city?	15
[deleted by user]	15
How was Alfonso Henrique becoming the first Portugese king viewed by the Moors/Umayyads and other Christian Spaniards?	15
In the medieval strategy game Crusader Kings 3 in the start date 1066 there is a duchy at the most eastern border of the map in Mongolia that has the "Nestorian" denomination of Christianity. How did Christianity, in particular that denomination, reach a place so far away from core Christian lands?	15