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How common would water-borne diseases such as Cholera have been in cities that used aqueducts such as Rome? Would the drinking water have been that much safer compared to other cities?

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I'm an able man that's been captured by the Mongol Army, and instead of being executed, I've been put to work in the Army of the Khan. What quality of life can I expect compared to the Mongol soldiers? What would happen to me during peace time?

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Taking into account things such as territorial expansion, economic prosperity, ruling capability and public image, who was overall England's most successful monarch?

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How common would water-borne diseases such as Cholera have been in cities that used aqueducts such as Rome? Would the drinking water have been that much safer compared to other cities?	144
I'm an able man that's been captured by the Mongol Army, and instead of being executed, I've been put to work in the Army of the Khan. What quality of life can I expect compared to the Mongol soldiers? What would happen to me during peace time?	3
Taking into account things such as territorial expansion, economic prosperity, ruling capability and public image, who was overall England's most successful monarch?	1