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152 mm is quite small in naval terms
A decision they were soon to regret, but that's life for you...
https://twitter.com/HistoryTime_/status/1111248086364536832
Caligula is gay
That's odd. I've read somewhere that Tiberius was a shit emperor and so he _wanted_ Caligula to be the next emperor so that he would be so shit, that nobody would remember that he himself was shit.
@Broo TulsiGang 2024 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 hoho I'm afraid that might be May's real plan
Camerons
Many sources say it was by Bjørn Lodbrok
Ye, blame protestantism^^ dab
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@Tonight at 11 - DOOM Are you woke to the Quaker Question?
Sounds like an Amerimutt thing and colonials disgust me so no.
lol okay retard
Fucking chill
lmao
ur name is edge incarnate and u can't take some of it back?
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uhum
I ❤ u 2
Believed biology did not effect human characteristics, and that all cultures were relative
Clearly fueled by his fear of "anti semetism"
Eh. They are relative. Which is the fucking problem. My culture views others as inferior, just as I see Germans as being of inferior nationality.
Historically, would a king or an emperor have a lot of personal bodyguards? They surely would right? And how many would they usually have?
Trying to figure out how a kingdom and the court look like for my empires in dnd.
It depends on the amount, but the answer is yes
Hmmm okay. Is 8 too many? Or too few?
@MountainMan Well are you going for historical accuracy, or for drama? lol
Historical accuracy.
@MountainMan Okay, well just take note that most of our preconceptions about how monarchies worked are wrong, at least in the US.
I can't say much for the UK
Okay. Very good to know.
The idea of a hereditary authoritarian dictator is not accurate
Tbh pretty much all the commonly held ideas about how pre-modern governments worked are wrong. People are used to having organized states with formal administration, written law, clearly and precisely defined borders, hell even a literate population...
Pre-modern states weren't even states as far as what we would call a proper state nowadays