Is there any truth to this? If so what are some actions he’s took to reinforce his bigoted beliefs? And had the mormon church apologized for his line of thinking?

Is there any historical figure that fits his legend in such a way that it couldn't be a coincidence? Or is he an amalgamation of a few figures and/or myths "stolen" from other cultures?

It seems to me like the mass of civilian boats travelling across the English channel would be the equivalent of sitting ducks to the German military. How much did the German airforce choose to victimise a fleet of boats captained by non-military personnel?

So I saw this passage:

Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast heard me from the horns of the unicorns. [Psalms 22:21]

And that was weird so I looked up all mentions of them in the Bible and I found a lot like these:

His glory is like the firstling of his bullock, and his horns are like the horns of unicorns [Deut 33:17]

And the unicorns shall come down with them, and the bullocks with the bulls; and their land shall be soaked with blood, and their dust made fat with fatness. [Isiah 34:7]

God brought him forth out of Egypt; he hath as it were the strength of an unicorn: he shall eat up the nations his enemies, and shall break their bones, and pierce them through with his arrows. [Numbers 24:8]

Will the unicorn be willing to serve thee, or abide by thy crib? Canst thou bind the unicorn with his band in the furrow? or will he harrow the valleys after thee? [Job 39:9, 10]

I'm not even sure when unicorns first appeared in myths but why are they in the KJV?

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The trope of a pre-gunpowder warrior who can swing his sword or axe with such aplomb that he survives multiple battles despite being in the thick of the action is pervasive in fantasy, but how frequent was such an occurrence? We have the weapons, the armour, the ranks and the rewards given out by victorious leaders, so we must surely understand how frequently a warrior of renown actually fought?

Anything from Frankish precursors to the Late Middle Ages. I realise that even with these restrictions this is a huge subject; I am quite prepared to be recommended multiple books.

I'm currently doing my senior seminar for my undergrad in history. I'm researching the Black Panther Party and I noticed in party literature they often refer to police officers as pigs. When did this come about?

(I promise this question is not related to my research, I'm doing a comparative analysis of how the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Defender wrote about the Black Panther Party)

Were Romans native Italians or refugees from the Trojan War? The Aeneid says Trojan, but that's mythology from the time of Augustus.

I ask this as a lover of science and was a chemistry major in college. Physicists, Chemists among many other STEM studies heavily emphasize notes and documentation. Do we have access to his original notes? I know that we can view the original publications, but I’m very interested in the inner workings of a persons mind when they begin work like his.

Notes are a fascinating place to do this. I assume many societies treasure preserving Notebooks and manuscripts from the great minds of he yester-centuries.

If you are a Scientific Historian with experience in this. I’d love to know where I can view his or other Scientific historical notes.

In essence modern wage is a compensation for the time worked. I was wondering if the Romans had something similar. Soldiers recieved a renumaration after a succesfull campaign. Slaves where provided with food and housing. But how did this work for citizens or freed slaves. Where they renumerated for time? Or provided with food and housing and paid per item (or unit) delivered?

I wanted to know if they had ministers or at least something similar to it during the medieval era, so I decided to ask.

While I'm aware of the impact Alexander the Great's conquest had on the greek world, allowing settlers to live as far East as modern day Afghanistan and India; how did they expand so far in the Mediterranean and other areas in Ancient times? Such as the Greek colonies in Spain, parts of Northern Africa and parts of the Black Sea. Why were they so much more advanced than other peoples of the ancient world? In terms of philosophy, technology and expansionism.

Was the crusade largely at the top of the political ladder in response to international issues (which average Anericans tend not to care about) or did propaganda eventually spread deep enough that there was a fair amount of popular opposition to communism? Or both?

Given Yugoslavia's strong interest in the non-aligned movement, and the partitionment in the 1990s, was their ever a movement to bring nuclear weapons/energy to the country?