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Most historians think that Narmer was the same person as Menes.
It turns out, most historians think not.
Some modern historians think that Caligula suffered from hyperthyroidism.
The plan of including the Christian people of the Balkans in this conflict, for which many historians think that it was created by Sava Vladislavić, was very simple.
Many historians think that Dred Scott's name was not originally“Dred”, but, rather,“Sam”.
While it's possible there was a miscarriage that was just never publicly divulged for some odd reason, most historians think this was simply an example of a False Pregnancy.
Historians think it has been altered by Christians several centuries later who wanted to portray Jesus in a better light.
These flags were quite different in appearance, so historians think that this generic name for pirate flags of all varieties was already well established.
So historians think it likely he was on friendly terms with the natives, though this is where he disappears from history, so we can't be sure.
The state executed 56 black men, andthe militia killed at minimum 100 more, though most historians think the actual number of black people killed in the aftermath was significantly higher.
Other historians think that one of the Poodles's ancestors is the North African Barbet, which was imported to the Iberian Peninsula.
It's possible religious leaders, taking offense to some of the contents,may have had some of the scrolls destroyed as well, though most historians think this latter factor to be wildly exaggerated.
Not impossible, of course, but most historians think unlikely and there is no documented evidence to back this claim up.
If he remained alive and on good terms with the natives, given that all that remained for him to return home was a month or two of island hopping- andhe would have been well aware of this- many historians think it likely he may have returned home.
Not surprisingly, most historians think there's little doubt that Commerson was the father of the baby and arranged the signing of the certificate.
So it should come as no surprise then, that while it's possible there exists a few rulers in history who actually tried something like this at some point,as mentioned, most historians think the vast majority of accounts are pure fiction or exaggeration.
Some historians think that many British voters believed that the man who had led the nation so well in war was not the best man to lead it in peace.
Members of the cavalry claimed that it was the Lakota who started the fight, but most historians think this unlikely as they were vastly outnumbered, drastically outgunned, and many had been disarmed by the time the shooting started.
Some historians think his massive frontal assault at the Battle of Franklin was such a big disaster for the Confederate army that it lost the war for them.
Let me stress immediately that this integration, and the entire second"layer" of our canonical tradition which is derived from it andwhich can be termed"imperial," cannot be considered from an Orthodox point of view as a passing"accident," or, as some Western historians think, a result of a"surrender" of the Church to the Empire.
Most historians think that this story was probably invented in the 12th century, and as with all stories that emerge long after they were said to take place, it should be considered with a grain of salt.
Wrestling remains a historically important sport of Georgia and some historians think that the Greco-Roman style of wrestling incorporates many Georgian elements.[2] Within Georgia, one of the most popularized styles of wrestling is the Kakhetian style.
Most historians think that the“onion” version is correct because the Miami-Illinois were known for naming natural landmarks after plants that grew in or near them, while naming something after an animal was a rarity.
Earlier historians thought otherwise.
Most historians today think that she likely didn't design the first flag.
It's somewhat unclear, though most historians today think probably not for the above reasons.
Archaeologists and historians now think the Viking solar stones might actually have been a mineral called calcite, or Icelandic spar, which has a crystal structure that polarizes light.
Well, here's the paradox of modern science,the paradox of the conclusion I think historians and philosophers and sociologists have come to, that actually science is the appeal to authority, but it's not the authority of the individual, no matter how smart that individual is, like Plato or Socrates or Einstein.