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Is there any person or group in the world that has built a "Library of Alexandria" of the 21st century with a "Rosetta Stone" included in case of civilizational collapse and the beginning of a new dark age?

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Did any pre-industrial societies ever use sea salt to cook with, instead of mining the salt?

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Why did the Allies feel the need to open a third theatre of war in Normandy?

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Prior to the Early Modern period (c. 700-1500CE), were Jews ever allowed to own and operate their own ships?

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Was Henry VIII really as capricious and, well, seemingly stupid as he is portrayed in The Tudors?

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Is it fair to compare Michael Phelps to Leonidas of Rhodes?

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Henry VII, VIII, and the other great families of England circa 1500CE

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Is there any person or group in the world that has built a "Library of Alexandria" of the 21st century with a "Rosetta Stone" included in case of civilizational collapse and the beginning of a new dark age?	1
Did any pre-industrial societies ever use sea salt to cook with, instead of mining the salt?	1
Why did the Allies feel the need to open a third theatre of war in Normandy?	1
Prior to the Early Modern period (c. 700-1500CE), were Jews ever allowed to own and operate their own ships?	1
Was Henry VIII really as capricious and, well, seemingly stupid as he is portrayed in The Tudors?	1
Is it fair to compare Michael Phelps to Leonidas of Rhodes?	0
Henry VII, VIII, and the other great families of England circa 1500CE	0