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MariaItaly
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I am an expert in Ancient Greek and Roman history. | |
Nadia ChauvetU.S.
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I studied Art History and specialized in Greek Antiquity and Middle-Ages. I can answer questions about style, ideas, politics and social turmoils, and how all these have an impact on architecture, paintings, sculptures, etc. | |
JoseeAvailable
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I can answer general questions about French History of the 17th and 18th centuries. About the people and the events. I don`t pretend to know everything, I am still learning but I like to share my knowledge. Note that it is FRENCH HISTORY FROM THE MODERN ERA (1400-1800). | |
Francesco MarchesaniAvailable
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I have an indeep knowledge of European history, expecially Ancient, Roman and Medieval history. I focus my attention on military history as well; I have access to a university library with many ancient books. | |
Sam RutherfordAvailable
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I have an MA in History from Vanderbilt with concentrations in Russia and recent Europe and would enjoy answering questions in those areas. Just don`t expect a lot of bibliographical information. | |
Marc KaminU.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/10/2009 |
I'm comfortable with each period of European history. I will be glad to respond to any question, and promise a clear, accurate, and simple reply. My personal interests include Medieval Europe, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and Nazi Germany. |
All I have time for is a recycled answer from questions previously asked. It should serve your purposes, although to tell the truth I barely had time to read it QUESTION: Hi, I'm writing about my final
I was hoping to dodge this question by referring you to past writings on the subject. I was sorry to see that the site only retains answers back to c. 2003. Seems like a long time, but I know I've written
I don't consider myself and expert on WWII or on American history, but I can tell you that American popular sympathy was overwhelmingly on the side of Britain and France in the years prior to US entrance
Hello Joyce! In the 17th century, 50 pounds in alot of money. As an example, a shoemaker could win between 60 and 75 pounds a year, a carpenter, between 75 and 100 pounds a year. So 50 pounds is about
Hello, Please note that I am an expert in Ancient Greek-Roman history (view my profile) which has nothing to do with “Portuguese and French influence in front of the British and American influence

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