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is WW1 the most literary historical event?
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No.
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Probably.
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yes no maybe i don’t know
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Can you repeat the question?
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war is hell
unless you're in a big stompy mech then it's hell but you're satan and you get to torture and crush and bathe all the pathetic wretches in fire~!
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What does this mean?
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>>24938184
Probably in terms of poetry. Not so much in other forms, though.
For prose, I'd say the American Civil War was the most literary. It certainly involved some distinguished men of letters.
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It terms of sheer number yes
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>>24938184
Wait til you learn about ww2



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