1850s, even in the late 1840s. The issues that came to most, uh, perilous a point in the view of many people then had to do with whether slavery would
1853, to Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" in 1892.
1854. London, England was on the verge of collapse.
1850s, somewhere around in there.
1852 is, in my way of thinking, a banner year for American higher education, because the number of brilliantly conceived universities that were founded in 1852 is phenomenal. Tufts
1852, was Antioch College. Founded by Horace Mann. The great progressive leader of American higher education of the 19th century and for most of its history Antioch College was a
1853 this was a period when people went to Washington believing going to Washington was a way to feather their
1850s uh these are not stupid people for the most part they are actually put off by what they consider to be this young man's contentiousness and daring to
1853 and Vanderbilt was born in 1794 so this first report about him
- In 1852, when Alfred returned to Russia, he moved into a cramped apartment with his brother Robert, and he turned their kitchen into a makeshift lab.
In 1857, the Ottomans, 1857, early on the Ottomans decriminalized it.
In 1852, he and Howe established the Cambridge Gas Company.
By 1858, when that quote is from, telegraph lines were transporting news and information around the world with a previously unheard of speed.
In 1852, a philanthropist named Joshua Bates agreed to give $50,000 to the city of Boston to create the first big public library actually in the world.
Or 1859 when Drake first discovered oil, or when Thomas Edison invented electric light bulbs.
The 1855 census recorded clerks as the city's third largest occupational group, just behind servants and laborers.
In 1850, the average American man was 5' 7" and could expect to live 45 years.
In 1857, the United States posed this question. Quote. Can a Negro whose ancestors were imported into this country and sold as slaves become a member of the political community formed
of 1855; she wrote Little Women in 1868, so this was long before she's had any success as a writer. She is living still with her family. They lived most of their childhood
in 1855 by Captain William S. Jacob in India at the Madras Observatory.
In 1850 there weren't very large enterprises in America so there were no national economic policies, no antitrust, no general national economic regulation.
institutions which are the 185 or so nation states and they're very small despite the fact that we often talk about the IMF and the World Bank and
In the early 1850s, the great powers of Europe were gearing up for war.
And between 1850 and 1950, India's contribution came down from 25% to 5%.
in Chile in 1850.
So in 1850, 55% of the GDP of America was based on enslaved people or the products they produced.
Back in the 1850s, "Scientific American" wrote rather alarming things even about chess, that people should be doing much nobler things with their mind
beginning in 1850. And I thought maybe I would just talk a little bit about the trajectory of the business before I--
Back in the 1850s, before the oil industry began, oil was a nuisance.
He predicted it in 1859, which is quite shocking really that it was so long ago.
Even back in 1851 this was a popular meme on Snapchat getting lots of views.
in the 1850s-- and it got very hard to police, one reason being that you couldn't walk up and down the train checking who
Tesla was born in 1856 to a Serbian family who was living in what is today Croatia but back then was the Austrian Empire.
And right around 1850-- it's 1849, specifically-- we'll call it 1850.
So what happened between 1850 and 2014 where everybody says, the "Mona Lisa" is the most famous painting in the world?
Edwin Drake in 1859 strikes oil in Titusville, Pennsylvania.
And by 1850, the canals have much bigger capacity.
As late as the 1850s, 1860s, that's what happened in London, the capital of the most powerful empire in the world, they
So in the 1850s, Marx is looking at Paris, and Berlin, and London, and he's saying what is it about these cities that
In an 1858 lecture, Abraham Lincoln said of America that there was a perfect rage for the new, a rage that was rife among makers of products
in say 1858, would have been more than enough to alter the course of history.
from Massachusetts to Mississippi 1858 to 1918 we think the healthcare debate took a long took a long time right 1858
New York Times in 1853. The captain of the ship on this actual passage that's advertised
the winter of 1858 to 1859, this is after Dan Sickles' has won reelection before he
differences between the 1858 and 1901 editions in the latter words or substituted sentences short and
all this in 1850 'cause nobody had a time machine back then.
was in 1859 when "The Origin of Species" was published.
They went underground by 1850.
um uh say before 1859 before Darwin before the Origin of Species um uh was
So this was shot in 185 .