Writers of the Industrial Revolution
The atlas holds 37 people and 763 moments here, from 1761 to 1840.
Moments
- 1836 Wrote on Kamenny Island Alexander Pushkin
- 1836 Returns to Trier and becomes engaged Karl Marx
- 1836 Family moves to Moscow Leo Tolstoy
- 1836 Marries at St Luke's Church Charles Dickens
- 1836 Wedding in Richmond Edgar Allan Poe
- 1836 Writes from Mont-Saint-Michel Victor Hugo
- 1836 Moved into the Moika apartment Alexander Pushkin
- 1836 Organizes collections in Cambridge Charles Darwin
- 1836 Returns home to Shrewsbury Charles Darwin
- 1836 Returns to Britain at Falmouth Charles Darwin
- 1836 Begins studies in Berlin Karl Marx
- 1836 Marriage at Tragheim Church Richard Wagner
- 1837 Moved to Springfield to practice law Abraham Lincoln
- 1837 Convalesces and studies Hegel in Stralau Karl Marx
- 1837 Died in his Moika apartment Alexander Pushkin
- 1837 Fought the fatal duel Alexander Pushkin
- 1837 Moves to London scientific circles Charles Darwin
- 1837 Establishes home in Doughty Street Charles Dickens
- 1837 Recovers at Hampstead Heath Charles Dickens
- 1837 Moved to Saint Petersburg Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- 1837 Opera directorship in Riga Richard Wagner
- 1837 Makes first European visit Charles Dickens
- 1837 Travels through Belgium Victor Hugo
- 1837 Holidays at Broadstairs Charles Dickens
- 1837 Visits William Darwin Fox Charles Darwin
- 1838 Addressed the Springfield Lyceum Abraham Lincoln
- 1838 Relocation to Philadelphia Edgar Allan Poe
- 1838 Entered the Main Engineering School Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- 1838 Army reserve service and agricultural study Otto von Bismarck
- 1838 Conducts geology at Glen Roy Charles Darwin
- 1838 Reaches Varennes on a Champagne excursion Victor Hugo
- 1838 Proposes to Emma at Maer Charles Darwin
- 1838 Moves into Upper Gower Street Charles Darwin
- 1839 Marries Emma Wedgwood Charles Darwin
- 1839 Visited his brother in Reval Fyodor Dostoyevsky
- 1839 Family moves to Hannibal Mark Twain
- 1839 Returned to manage Schönhausen estate Otto von Bismarck
- 1839 Inspects the Toulon penal colony Victor Hugo
- 1839 Attends British Association in Birmingham Charles Darwin
- 1839 Tours Alsace and the Rhineland Victor Hugo
- 1839 Paris residence in exile Richard Wagner
- 1839 Moves to Devonshire Terrace Charles Dickens
- 1840 Follows the Rhine to Heidelberg Victor Hugo
- 1840 Honored by students at Lund Hans Christian Andersen
- 1840 Resides for a summer at Broadstairs Charles Dickens
- 1840 Visits Nysø Manor Hans Christian Andersen
- 1840 Witnesses Frederiksborg festivities Hans Christian Andersen
- 1840 Returns to Odense and Glorup Hans Christian Andersen
- 1840 Stays in Munich during eastern journey Hans Christian Andersen
- 1840 Begins winter residence in Rome Hans Christian Andersen