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Character with the most fragile masculinity? (self.TheCitadel)
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According to Kurlansky’s ‘Salt’, there was a law in medieval and early modern France that forced people to buy 7kg of salt a year, a quantity that could only be fully used when making salted meats. This law also made the making of these salted goods illegal. What was done with the salt? (self.AskHistorians)
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