1820 and uh it still exists and it's still perhaps the single largest
By 1825, a couple more canals are opened.
in 1820 about how to we administrate, it should be a free state of slave state, the Dred Scott
the 1820s and 1830s our elections turned on which candidate who created along
In 1820, there was no such thing as electricity.
- By the 1820s, Tudor was finally turning a profit, and the ice trade began to pick up.
And by the late 1820s, the rubber craze hit the US when everyone wanted their own pair of Brazilian waterproof boots.
Take the 1823 poem “Alocución a la poesía,” “Allocution to Poetry,” written by the Venezuelan-born poet Andrés Bello while he was in exile in London.
So around the 1820s, 1830s, accordion began as just something to have an organ that you'd be able to almost put in your pocket
So sometime between 1820 and 1850, 1860, they lost all of these technologies.
However in 1829, James Madison after his presidency, was at the Virginia Constitutional Convention
So in 1820, when the first canal is opened, the estimates are, they cost about $5 per ton.
It was printed in 1828.
By the 1820s, it was abolished throughout the Spanish lands.
collected puns from 1826.
Christmas Eve 1828 he was devastated spent the rest of
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disappear to in the winter in 1822 on a
bolts same thing happened in 1823 to the Spanish Navy during the Venezuelan war for independence
The greenhouse effect first described in 1824.
So maybe it could be the 1820s.
This started out in the 1820s, founded by Michael Faraday, who gave the lectures himself on many occasions.
Well we couldn't do it in 1823.
The history of Liberia starts from 1822 at the arrival of the free slaves from America.
But when Laplace dies in 1827, the Western world begins almost a manic fad collecting
If you went to Toledo in the 1820's and asked people there, "What state do you live in?" Most of them would have said, "We-we live in Michigan." But Ohio didn't think that.
and this is 400 years later in 1825 in
people who went to visit China in 1820 and instantly downloadable and uh
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So the opium imports trebled between 1810 and 1828, and then almost doubled again by 1832.
And we went back and looked at Indian law starting in 1829 with the Marshall Trilogy, with the discussion of the Doctrine of Discovery
hibernation perhaps at the bottom of the ocean but in 1822 a stunning piece of
It's set in Paris in I think around the 1820s.
The big point of this chart is people doing calculations in 1821, showing that moving coal over land costs huge amounts of money, but that building canals would
But this is what he came up with in 1821.
1984, or 1824, John Quincy Adams, for some reason that would help me.
And a lot of people didn't dance it until the 1820's or 1830's.
And people felt like we need to go back to 1822 and start that conversation because that's where everything started from.
have. In 1820, Hans Austred , he did an experiment and he noticed that with wires,
1990s it was the Eerie Canal uh in the 1820s uh railroads in the 1840s new
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Uh the problem is that our civilization didn't discover Antarctica until 1820.
I mean, China was the largest economy in 1820, largest economy in the world.
And so they put Ira Aldridge in to play Othello in about 1825,
Before the first modern economies, around 1820, economic knowledge, thus productivity, was virtually stagnant, even in economies
Like I had a hard time remembering that John Quincy Adams was elected in 1824, for example.
a messy way and even here in a case like this in the 1820s this this debate went on