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Crosspost: European Food Historian AMA

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Opinions on "Blundering to Glory: Napoleon's Military Campaigns" by Connelly.

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Why is the Bhopal gas tragedy not as well known as Chernobyl?

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When (or with what societal/economic advancements) did war become directly unprofitable due to the declining amount of plunder gained? Or was it ever profitable?

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What is the historiography of the 'infectious disease' explanation for the depopulation of native american societies and conquest by Europeans? Did the prominence of this explanation begin with 'Plagues and Peoples' (1976)?

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I have been playing Dynasty Warriors, and as a result have really been intrigued by the Three Kingdoms story. I've seen from some users here that RotTH is a bit mythological and not always true/un-biased. What are some of the best sources to read about the Three Kingdoms?

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Who discovered that plants like tobacco and marijuana could be smoked, and how/why did they?

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Did English Kings often kill?

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Was there any significance behind Hitler's private train being codenamed "America?"

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Why Did the South Rebel in the Revolutionary War?

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Crosspost: European Food Historian AMA	11
Opinions on "Blundering to Glory: Napoleon's Military Campaigns" by Connelly.	11
Why is the Bhopal gas tragedy not as well known as Chernobyl?	11
When (or with what societal/economic advancements) did war become directly unprofitable due to the declining amount of plunder gained? Or was it ever profitable?	11
What is the historiography of the 'infectious disease' explanation for the depopulation of native american societies and conquest by Europeans? Did the prominence of this explanation begin with 'Plagues and Peoples' (1976)?	11
I have been playing Dynasty Warriors, and as a result have really been intrigued by the Three Kingdoms story. I've seen from some users here that RotTH is a bit mythological and not always true/un-biased. What are some of the best sources to read about the Three Kingdoms?	11
Who discovered that plants like tobacco and marijuana could be smoked, and how/why did they?	11
Did English Kings often kill?	11
Was there any significance behind Hitler's private train being codenamed "America?"	11
Why Did the South Rebel in the Revolutionary War?	11