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How were smoothbore musket barrels like the Brown Bess made in the 1700s?

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Why were countermarch volley fire tactics with musketeers not invented until 1594 if the cavalry caracole had been around since the mid 1500s?

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How did the attitude of exploration and conquest among early European explorers in the Americas compare to that of explorers reaching Africa or Asia?

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During the middle ages, how likely was a charging knight to be killed or seriously injured by the fall if his horse was shot out from under him?

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Did the Danish consider axes and hatchets to be their "national weapons" in the 16th century? Or is that just a stereotype?

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Why did fully enclosed helmets start gaining popularity in medieval Europe?

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How common were "handgonne knights" in late medieval warfare? How were they used?

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What was the most common engagement range for smoothbore muskets? How did military doctrine on this change over time if at all?

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How did Faustina the Younger die?

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In the days of the American wild west, was it common to train horses to ignore the sound of gunfire?

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How were smoothbore musket barrels like the Brown Bess made in the 1700s?	3	AskHistorians
Why were countermarch volley fire tactics with musketeers not invented until 1594 if the cavalry caracole had been around since the mid 1500s?	3	AskHistorians
How did the attitude of exploration and conquest among early European explorers in the Americas compare to that of explorers reaching Africa or Asia?	3	AskHistorians
During the middle ages, how likely was a charging knight to be killed or seriously injured by the fall if his horse was shot out from under him?	3	AskHistorians
Did the Danish consider axes and hatchets to be their "national weapons" in the 16th century? Or is that just a stereotype?	3	AskHistorians
Why did fully enclosed helmets start gaining popularity in medieval Europe?	3	AskHistorians
How common were "handgonne knights" in late medieval warfare? How were they used?	3	AskHistorians
What was the most common engagement range for smoothbore muskets? How did military doctrine on this change over time if at all?	3	AskHistorians
How did Faustina the Younger die?	3	AskHistorians
In the days of the American wild west, was it common to train horses to ignore the sound of gunfire?	3	AskHistorians