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>>3254260
Reading the Bible won't really give you a sense of the difference. Read a book on the subject or ask pastors and priests

>>3254260
This version.

http://www.pidginbible.org/Concindex.html

Douay–Rheims

Because it's not

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>exoticism
>retardation

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>>3254201
You wanna say that again you filthy kike?

No, everyone makes mistakes.

P.S. Germany and Austria should be re-united.

>>3253964
It was a mistake to spare them after the first war

>>3254040
Autistic meme.

>muh empire was so glorious and enlightened, their empire was so dastardly and inhumane

>>3253898
Not really. I mean, Rommel comes close but he was genuinely gifted at certain things. Nothing about Lee really stands out.

>>3253898
Julius Caesar maybe

>>3253898
>look mom I posted it again!

>>3253834
Religion is a pond of stupidity

ATHIESTS ARENT A TRIGGER GROUP. IM RELIGIOUSED.

>>3253834
It's actually pretty easy to trigger everyone around you when you're a brainlet. Part of being stupid is that you annoy people without understanding why.

>>3253640
Same as in the military, if you are made to do something bad by your superior officer, the superior officer gets in trouble. The grunt doesn't, however.

Bringing about an unlawful, or a socially damaging action, which would not of occurred without the persuader's intercession.

While the argument could be made that the person may have committed the offence regardless, the case at hand is one of actuality and not speculation.

The key word at the end is intent.

Manson was too powerful at psyoping other people and was a true threat to the state. That's why he went away.

>>3253477
someone played milan in eu4 it seems

>>3253477
better than the sforzas desu. those guys lost Milan its independence

>>3253477
That they had just come up with the greatest name any state ever had.

Who the fuck is that?!

>>3253387
Adolf Hitler.

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>>3253383
*she
Thelma Kaczynski is a transwoman.

>>3253359
Elphingstone's occupation/retreat from Kabul in the first Anglo-Afghan war is pretty damn hard to beat.

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pick anything this guy ever did

>>3253359

Whatever the fuck the Ottomans were trying to do during WW1.

Yep. I volunteer myself to build a preindustrial empire in the most convenient and suitable place for anons to gather and discuss the new laws and customs of the land.

I think that Western Sahara is among the top locations, because it has some really disgusting borders that we can fix by annexing the surroundings.

Who cares, there's other planets out there.

>>3253278
A good area to look at is early English Christianity, and not merely because it is an interest area of mine, but because it is a nice way to view how it spread in a concise area, with a few consistent voices.
Look to Bede, he's a good starter with his books: The Ecclesiastical History of the English people and The Age of Bede (more of a compilation of smaller texts but still), he's a dodgy source overall, but a good introduction into the affairs of the early clergy in the British Isles, the rabbit hole goes from there.
Theology wide, Aquinas is a good start, Augustine of Hippo also.

>>3253301

Thanks for the reply. I think I am going to start with Confessions by Augustine. Looks interesting and should give me insight. I'll move to Bede afterwards.

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>>3253278

>>3253263

1. Population growth, more men to throw into the meat grinder

2. Industrial revolution makes it possible to equip vast numbers of soldiers

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>>3253263
>How did that happen?

Progressively
Early 19th century already had wars numbering millions

One of the main reasons was that to the best of my knowledge, there was no draft for a major nation until the French Revolution. This allowed countries to send millions of people into battle. Also, population growth obviously.

>>3253258
a history of the later roman empire by stephen mitchell begins with Diocletian

>>3253315
also warren treadgolds' byzantium and its army 285 to 1081 also discusses diocletians reorganization of the army

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>>3253258
A.H.M Jones' Later Roman Empire is pretty old and doesn't have access to modern archaeological records but is still an excellent overview of him. I can also recommend some other great ones.

>Later Roman Empire - Averil Cameron
>Evolution of the Late Antique World - Peter Garnsey
>History of the Later Roman Empire - Mitchell
>The World of Late Antiquity - Peter Brown

Don't forget...

>it's a "/pol/ conflates the issues all black Africans and black African-Americans into one homogeneous blob" episode

I mean, some black Africans sold other black Africans to Europeans, so that justifies everything that happened to their descendants in the New World, right?

>>3253055
Fuck off Mehmet.
Cancerous faggot.

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>>3253067
Yeah, because pic related is so much better than Obama and MLK...
African-Americans are bad, Africans from Africa are worse