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Before the Reformation, did people truly believe that bread and wine were the body and blood of Christ? And why was it not viewed as cannibalistic to consume parts of Christ?

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Which books give the best overview of British politics, 1721-1900?

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Should Prime Minister Asquith be considered one of Great Britain's most influential PMs, in a similar way to Attlee and Thatcher?

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Why was it so common for rulers to name their sons/heirs after themselves, like Henry VII and VIII?

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Before the Reformation, did people truly believe that bread and wine were the body and blood of Christ? And why was it not viewed as cannibalistic to consume parts of Christ?	8
Which books give the best overview of British politics, 1721-1900?	6
Should Prime Minister Asquith be considered one of Great Britain's most influential PMs, in a similar way to Attlee and Thatcher?	1
Why was it so common for rulers to name their sons/heirs after themselves, like Henry VII and VIII?	1