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Thomas Jefferson famously described the then-nascent American presidency as a "bad edition of a Polish king." What made the election of the Polish king such a corrupt process?
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Thomas Jefferson famously described the then-nascent American presidency as a "bad edition of a Polish king." What made the election of the Polish king such a corrupt process?
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What makes the legend of Troy so enticing to ancient European writers such as Geoffrey of Monmouth, Snorri Sturluson and Virgil that they attribute the origins of their respective nations to people fleeing from Troy after its downfall?
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Are there any examples of religious dissemination/proselytism from the New World before European contact, similar to the spread of Christianity and Islam in the Old World?
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