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A medieval peasant walks into a modern day clothes shop, how much of what’s for sale do they recognise?
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By the time of the English Civil War, the French had been having problems with the English for about 600 years. Why didn’t they try to invade? And how did they make this work to their advantage?
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Would an openly homosexual man or woman find it noticeably easier living in a large city in Weimar Germany compared to other cosmopolitan areas in Western Europe?
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Why were the fascist regimes of Europe in Spain and Portugal not regularly depicted as the villains in mid century fiction?
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I recently read an anecdote relating to football in Victorian England where being called ‘clever’ was deemed to be a bit of an insult. It seemed that being clever was some reason not to be considered trustworthy. Was there really such an endemic anti-intellectual feeling back then and why?
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Was there any kind of major event that caused historians to move away from ‘great men’ interpretations?
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