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>>1198592
Couldn't stop an arrow, crossbow bolt, sword, really couldn't stop much, but it could soften the impact

>>1198595
bullshit.

>>1198603
No u

>>1198531
>believing half of what Suetonius wrote

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>>1198531
>Believing half of what Suetonius wrote

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> Believing half of what Suetonius wrote

Because jews

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>>1198509
>99% of the world doesn't give a shit what Marxists think about economics or human rights

That's frankly untrue, and this is coming from someone who is very right wing. Regardless of your political affiliation one should always study those who hold different convictions, especially if it goes against you. You can't safeguard yourself against Marxism if you don't understand it. Also there's nothing wrong with looking at History from different perspectives, same with literature/music/film/etc. It fosters a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Studying something from a Marxist perspective doesn't mean that you have to be a Marxist.

>>1198509
>Why is studying history from a Marxist perspective so widespread?

It isn't. Doing history using Marxist historiography is widespread. Probably because the Annales and CPGB Historians Group demonstrated that it produces superior social history.

>99% of the world
doesn't give a shit about the discipline of history. Argument from the people is a shitty fallacy mate.

>what Marxists think about economics or human rights
What connection does this have to quality of historiography?

>so why should we care how they think historical study should be approached?
Because it is a field dominant methodology which has wide spread acceptance amongst conservative historians of politics and war, and liberal historians of mentality and event and culture?

I'm pretty sure he was speaking of a person. His name was Twenty Goodmen.

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>>1198483
Does that include himself?

If so wouldnt he need 4 good men?

>>1198483
>Michel Ney
"Soldiers, when I give the command to fire, fire straight at my heart. Wait for the order. It will be my last to you. I protest against my condemnation. I have fought a hundred battles for France, and not one against her ... Soldiers, fire"

>>1198285

Gas yourself you utter waste.

Go shoot a fucking arab.

>>1198285
>inherent irony of death

this sounds like something that some kind of first year philosophy student would say

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bump plz

>>1198160
>Could anyone direct me to some good articles or snippets from books detailing the origins of the Wahabi and Salafi movements and American relations with Saudi Arabia before the 70s?
no, we can't

Post some more of your dankest memes and I will consider sharing with you information I happen to possess on this subject.

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>White
>Surrendered
>Failure
>Got cucked

Is Bonaparte an example of a proto-Frenchman?

>>1198668
>white
No, not at all

>>1198668
The funny thing is, Napoleon sorta won in the end anyway. A significant quantity of monarchies met their ends to movements prompted somewhat by the influences of Napoleon's invasions on their cultures.

>>1197798
>life has purpose
kek

Nah. I don't think that even is a purpose of life, just a necessity to its perpetuation.

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>>1197798
>Life has a purpose

>>1197742
Because Catholics will flock to someone who can lead.

Because his words resonate with all Christians.

>>1197742
Because he taught watered down, happy, Vatican II "Catholicism".

>>1197712
Mass. Line. Wedge. Double of these. Treble of these.

Strong right. Strong left.

Skirmish order. First line skirmish.

Press of pike. Charge column. Square (English). Square (Austrian).

I need to get good at empire total war. What tactics exist during musket and cannon era? Just keep shooting till enemy flees?

>>1197712
Thanks doc

>>1197599
No,

Yes, human life is intrinsically valuable.

>>1197599
Not intrinsically. It's just atoms, like everything else in the universe. But you can give it value if you want anon.

All I know about Chinese history is that Chinese civil wars are literally the most horrifying thing in existence

>>1197525
>Qing Empire
>Korea included
What.

>>1197525
All I've found documentary wise is some pretty shitty We Wuz Xia shit that gives an ok historical background.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCkBFKnUSao

I used to fritter away my money on alcohol and resent my boss for the power I felt he had over me at a financial level. I then stopped drinking and started saving money so I'd never find myself at a point where I never actually am required to work for the man, and found my resentment towards him and my job basically vanished overnight.

Would that count?

>>1197458
Saving money seems less aesthetic and life affirming, seems life denying, but Nietzsche said alcohol is bad, so that might count

>>1197458

No, because you are still cucked by your boss.

True ubermenschen are NEETs.

no lol

Nook nook

theyre gone, fagt

>>1197361
It's my ultimate goal to create a game set in the ECW, not a shitty indie one but where you are a soldier or a good rts

>>1197369
I just want to know about stuff

Eikon Basilike gives the mindset