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Biographies
 Abdulhamid I
 Albert
 Ashley-Cooper, Anthony
 Bismarck-Schonhausen, Otto Furst von
 Bloomer, Amelia Jenks
 Buol Schauenstein, Karl Ferdinand von
 Creasey, Edward Shepherd
 Cubitt, William
 Davis, Jefferson
 Douglas, James
 Fialin, Jean-Gilbert-Victor
 Foch, Ferdinand
 Franz Josef I
 Guizot, Francois-Pierre-Guillaume
 Gutzkow, Karl Ferdinand
 Hargeaves, Edward Hammond
 Kossuth, Lajos
 Lodge, Oliver
 Manteuffel, Otto von
 Monagas, Jose Gregorio
 Napoleon III
 Nicholas I
 Owen, John
 Pasha, Omar
 Paxton, Joseph
 Rama IV
 Raymond, Henry
 Reuter, Paul Julius
 Ruhmkorff, Heinrich Daniel
 Russell
 Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
 Steinmetz, Karl Friedrich von
 Stowe, Harriet Beecher
 Temple, Henry John
 Verdi, Giuseppe
 Victoria
 Young, James
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   Albert Hall   Albert
   London   Completion of the Royal Albert Hall
   Alliance   Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
     Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
   Alliance   Manteuffel, Otto von
   Jan   Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
   Ambassador   Buol Schauenstein, Karl Ferdinand von
   London   Appointed Ambassador to Britain
   Arrest   Napoleon III
  2nd Dec   Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & Republican leaders
  2nd Dec   Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
   Birth   Foch, Ferdinand
  2nd Oct Tarbes   Birth of Ferdinand Foch
   Birth   Lodge, Oliver
  12th June   Birth of Oliver Lodge
   Commandant   Steinmetz, Karl Friedrich von
   Berlin   Appointed Colonel Commandant of the Cadet School of Berlin
   Composition   Verdi, Giuseppe
  3rd Nov Venice   "Rigoletto" is 1st performed at Venice's Teatro La Fenice
   Confederation Germany   Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
     Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
   Jan Dresden   Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
   Conference of Dresden   Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
   Jan Dresden   Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
   Conference of Dresden   Manteuffel, Otto von
   Jan Dresden   Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
   Constitution   Franz Josef I
   Vienna   Preserves centralized authority & destroys local & provincial privileges
   Vienna   Declares the Liberal Constitution of 1849 void
   Constitution   Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
   Vienna   Causes Francis Joseph to abolish the 1849 constitution
   Constitution   Napoleon III
  2nd Dec   The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
   Constitution   Manteuffel, Otto von
   Jan   Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
   Coup d'Etat   Fialin, Jean-Gilbert-Victor
   Paris   Propagandist in successful attempt by Louis -Napoleon to regain the throne
   Coup d'Etat   Napoleon III
  2nd Dec   Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & other republican leaders
  2nd Dec   The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
   Coup d'Etat   Temple, Henry John
  3rd Dec London   Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's Coup d'etat
  5th Dec London   The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his Coup d'etat
   Crystal Palace   Paxton, Joseph
   Crystal Palace   Designs the Crystal Palace which has almost 300,000 panes of glass
   Delegate   Bismarck-Schonhausen, Otto Furst von
   Frankfurt   Frederick William appoints Bismarck as Prussia's envoy to the Diet of the German Confederation in Frankfurt
   Diplomacy   Schwarzenburg, Felix zu
      Nicholas I warns Austria cannot expect Russian support if France goes to war
   Diplomacy   Temple, Henry John
  3rd Dec London   Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's Coup d'etat
  5th Dec London   The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his Coup d'etat
   Diplomacy   Nicholas I
     Warns Schwarzenburg Austria cannot expect Russian support if France goes to war
   Discovery of Gold   Hargeaves, Edward Hammond
   Bathurst   Discovers gold in Bathurst, New South Wales
   Discovery of Paraffin   Young, James
   London   Patents a means of producing paraffin from the distillation of coal
   Dismissal   Russell
   London   Dismisses Palmerston as Foreign Secretary for recognizing Napoleon's Coup d'Etat
   Dismissal   Temple, Henry John
     Dismissed for unauthorized approval of the Coup in France by Napoleon III
   Dissolution Nat Assembly   Napoleon III
  2nd Dec   Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
   Editor   Raymond, Henry
  18th Sep New York   1st Editor of the New York Times
   Election   Napoleon III
  21st Dec   Elected President of France for 10 years
   Exile of Kossuth   Kossuth, Lajos
     Seeks exile in Britain & the USA
   Governor   Douglas, James
   Vancouver   Appointed Governor of Vancouver
   Great Exhib   Albert
   London   Lays down architectural plans for the Great Exhibition
   Grt Exhibition   Paxton, Joseph
  1st May Hyde Park   Designs the Great Exhibition which is opened at Hyde Park, London
   Grt Exhibition   Victoria
  1st May Hyde Park   Opens the Great Exhibition in the Crystal Palace at Hyde Park, London
   Invention Induction Coil   Ruhmkorff, Heinrich Daniel
     Invents the high-tension induction coil
   Kings Cross   Cubitt, William
   London   Designs & builds Kings Cross Railway Station
   Osbourne House   Victoria
   Isle of Wight   Osbourne house is completed & becomes a royal residence
   Owen's College   Owen, John
      Owen's college is opened to local boys
   Peerage   Ashley-Cooper, Anthony
     Created Earl of Shaftesbury, 7th
   President   Monagas, Jose Gregorio
     Appointed President of Venezuela
   Press   Reuter, Paul Julius
     Reuters News service is started when it moves to London & uses telegraphy
   Press   Bloomer, Amelia Jenks
     Ridiculed for wearing "bloomers"
     Urges reform of women's clothing in her magazine "The Lilley"
   Press   Raymond, Henry
  18th Sep New York   Appointed Editor of the New York Times
   Publication   Guizot, Francois-Pierre-Guillaume
     Publication of, "Histoire Des Origines Du Government"
   Publication   Gutzkow, Karl Ferdinand
     Publication of, "Die Ritter Vom Geiste", the beginning of the German social novels
   Publication   Creasey, Edward Shepherd
     Publication of, "Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World"
   Publication   Stowe, Harriet Beecher
     Publication of, "Uncle tom's Cabin", 1st serial intsallment
   Reform   Russell
  1st Aug London   Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, prohibits Catholic clergy from assuming territorial titles
   Reform   Monagas, Jose Gregorio
     Signs the law abolishing slavery
   Rule of Holy Land   Nicholas I
     Napoleon III had his ambassador to the Ottoman Empire force the Ottomans to recognize France as the "sovereign authority" in the Holy Land
     Napoleon III responds with a show of force, sending the ship of the line Charlemagne to the Black Sea, a "clear violation" of the London Straits Convention
     Russia refers to the treaties of 1757 and 1774, the Ottomans reversed their earlier decision, renouncing the French treaty and insisting that Russia is the protector of the Chris tian faith in the Ottoman Empire
   Rule of Holy Land   Abdulhamid I
     France's show of force, combined with aggressive diplomacy and money, induced Sultan Abdlmecid I to accept a new treaty, confirming France and the Roman Catholic Church as the supreme Chris tian authority in the Holy Land
   Rule of Holy Land   Pasha, Omar
     Napoleon III had his ambassador to the Ottoman Empire force the Ottomans to recognize France as the "sovereign authority" in the Holy Land
     Napoleon III responds with a show of force, sending the ship of the line Charlemagne to the Black Sea, a "clear violation" of the London Straits Convention
     Russia refers to the treaties of 1757 and 1774, the Ottomans reversed their earlier decision, renouncing the French treaty and insisting that Russia is the protector of the Chris tian faith in the Ottoman Empire
   Senator   Davis, Jefferson
  4th Mar    Davis enters his new term as senator from Mississippi
   Siege of Paris   Napoleon III
  2nd Dec Paris   Leads an Army, arrests Deputies & the Minister of War & attacks the barracades
   Succession   Rama IV
     Succeeds as King of Thailand
   Unification   Manteuffel, Otto von
   Jan   Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
   Victoria & Albert Museum   Victoria
   Kennsington   The profits of the Great Exhibition are used to fund the Victoria & Albert Museum

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