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I'm just saying, Henry XVIII didn't "catch" malaria in Egypt, you know?
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Nope but even if he divorced England from the Catholic Church and executed his wives he could have caught Malaria in London or has something else entirely!
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He only executed two of his wives, the cousins Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard.
But that's precisely the point. He caught malaria at home. __________________
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I wonder if Louis XIV also had Malaria?
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Louis XIV probably had all kinds of STDs. And, back then, the "remedies" for STDs included the application of mercury.
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It would sound like it!
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Robespierre didn't even make it to his 40th birthday and he was born in a very violent time all over Europe.
 Who knows what he might have been like if all those democratic ideas hadn't been swirling around at a time where everyone was starving?Also, he was a big opponent to slavery so, you know, whatever he was, he couldn't have been all evil. __________________
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On this day in March 6 1924, King Tut's tomb was opened.
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Oh cool! Thanks for that.
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On March 7, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell stole the patent for the telephone.
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Wow!
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On March 10, 1969, James Earl Ray pled guilty to murdering Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
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15 March 1952, anti-mater is discovered
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March 16, 1968 - Charlie Company massacres 500+ unarmed civilians at My Lai in Vietnam.
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March 16, 1995: Mississippi formally ratifies the Thirteenth Amendment
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