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Claes-Gustaf Nordquist, M.D.Sweden
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I have a long and intense interest in European and World History. This also includes Military History - especially as I have been a military physician-surgeon for 15 years. I`m also interested in the history of Science, Technology-Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics. | |
Amanda GrabowskiU.S.
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I can answer general history questions through history. I know more specific information on Genocide, Irish History and the World Wars. | |
Michael TroyU.S.
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My specialties are 17th through 19th Century history, especially in the Americas and Europe. I also have a fair knowledge of ancient Greek and Roman History, and some knowledge of Medieval European history. My expertise is focuses on Military and political history, but I`ll take a crack at anything. | |
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. | |
Lee GillilandAfghanistan
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I can answer questions about the RMS Titanic, her sinking, passengers, etc. | |
Hank HokampU.S.
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American History in general. History has been a hobby of mine for umpteen years. Colonial History is what I like the best! | |
DanAvailable
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I can answer most general history questions. My best areas are the space program and military history. Of course, my knowledge isn`t limited to these areas. |
Good Early Morning, Vee. Let's see what I have for you: Colonies: Within small farm families, and English families as well, a man had complete power over the property and his wife. When
Good Evening, Jenna. Many CRUSADES led up to and attached themselves to the 13th Century. Anyway, I can't make it brief. Here's what I have: As a means of recording the passage of time,
I'm not sure I understand the question. The economy of such a colony would definitely be GOVERNED by the interests of the European colonial power. That power would import resources from the colony (for
Jenna: The "somewhere" bothers me! Economists have classified the acquisition of private property into three categories: involuntary, contractual and non-contractual. Involuntary
This is actually the first thing - and time - I have heard of them. However if they were done inside populated cities they were probably a kind of physical simulation where no actual chemical warfare agents
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