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I really wish for supply lines to be actual thing

23 upvotes • r/mountandblade

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[WP] they called you mad, playing with forces you don't understand, however the experiment worked, they all were wrong, but the result of injecting yourself with human DNA had one major problem. hair

15 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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starting 1800 onwards the ottoman empire is portrayed as being 50 years behind the other empires, I never quite understand that statement, did the ottomans just stop buying firearms? did they get rid of the Cannons? I really don't understand what did the other empires have and the ottomans lacked

7 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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I'm 25 and I feel like I lost 8 years of my life and I'm living a life I hate while lacking skills and degree to live a life I want

6 upvotes • r/Career_Advice

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Did the phoenicians enjoy any special treatments under the ptolomic rule ?

6 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] you just finished college.. and was accepted in an easy job, it was supposed to be the happy dream, but the very next day you woke up wondering what's the purpose of life.. the worst have happened, you became an adult.

5 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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did the Muslim rahala's venture into Africa?

4 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] when you thought it would not be any more unusual.. you the last mamluk in your unit find yourself teaming with a Portuguese sailor to escape India

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Have you ever thought about the lebanese language and how it resembles the Phoenician one, then wondered how historians claim that Lebanon was completely hellinised and the lebanese current language should have Greek roots rather than Phoenician ones?

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When the Romans invaded the levant , did they recognise the phoenicians as the same people like those living in North Africa, sicilia and iberia ?

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I really wish for supply lines to be actual thing	23	mountandblade
[WP] they called you mad, playing with forces you don't understand, however the experiment worked, they all were wrong, but the result of injecting yourself with human DNA had one major problem. hair	15	WritingPrompts
starting 1800 onwards the ottoman empire is portrayed as being 50 years behind the other empires, I never quite understand that statement, did the ottomans just stop buying firearms? did they get rid of the Cannons? I really don't understand what did the other empires have and the ottomans lacked	7	AskHistorians
I'm 25 and I feel like I lost 8 years of my life and I'm living a life I hate while lacking skills and degree to live a life I want	6	Career_Advice
Did the phoenicians enjoy any special treatments under the ptolomic rule ?	6	AskHistorians
[WP] you just finished college.. and was accepted in an easy job, it was supposed to be the happy dream, but the very next day you woke up wondering what's the purpose of life.. the worst have happened, you became an adult.	5	WritingPrompts
did the Muslim rahala's venture into Africa?	4	AskHistorians
[WP] when you thought it would not be any more unusual.. you the last mamluk in your unit find yourself teaming with a Portuguese sailor to escape India	3	WritingPrompts
Have you ever thought about the lebanese language and how it resembles the Phoenician one, then wondered how historians claim that Lebanon was completely hellinised and the lebanese current language should have Greek roots rather than Phoenician ones?	2	AskHistorians
When the Romans invaded the levant , did they recognise the phoenicians as the same people like those living in North Africa, sicilia and iberia ?	1	AskHistorians