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  • 870 | 1791 135 177 128 175 color1=#ffc0c0 | color2=black paramagnetic 105 n 71.6 8.8 2800 168 61 230 0.38 3.5 549 392 7440-06-4 isotopesof=platinum ...
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  • made a tour of southern states in the Spring of 1791 Edward Rutledge was frequently among the dignitaries who escorted him around during his Charleston ...
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  • | 1791 | John died of consumption at age fifteen. |- | Edward Deciums ... *A Companion to the Book of Common Prayer (1791) *An Explanation of ...
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  • was also objected to by Olympe de Gouges in her 1791 Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen. Women were finally given these rights ...
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  • came into effect on December 15, 1791. Its First Amendment, unlike the French Declaration, placed no stated restriction on freedom of speech: ...
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  • monarchy. He was succeeded in November 1791 by Pétion de Villeneuve after Bailly's unpopular use of the National Guard to disperse a riotous ...
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  • The enormous Siege of Gibraltar (1791), finished after at least 5 years' work, commemorates the bombardment of Gibraltar by the Spanish ...
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  • and had five sons, James (1757-1821), Winslow (1759-1791), Charles (1762-1784), Henry (1764-1828), and George (1766-1800). [[Image:James Warren ...
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  • the largest exporter of sugar prior to 1791. The abolition movement helped to end the slave trade by the late nineteenth century, although slavery ...
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  • Sin Hu-dam (1702-1762) and An Chông-bok (1712-1791) warned Korean scholars against the spreading of Catholic ideas. The second school called ...
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  • Franz Seraphicus Grillparzer (January 15, 1791 – January 21, 1872) was an Austrian dramatist whose tragedies were belatedly recognized as some ...
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  • ==National Constituent Assembly (1789–1791)== ===Storming of the ... finally closed down the Club Monarchique in January 1791. ...
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  • in the coastal waters north of Japan as early as 1791, and during the same period the growing volume of shipping in the Pacific and the South China ...
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  • in Europe. In union with Poland (1569-1791) it became a power in the region. However, it was later dismantled by its neighbors, especially by ...
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  • to continue farming, a profession which in 1791 Burns gave up permanently. Meanwhile, he was writing at his best, and in 1790 had produced Tam ...
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  • violent he decided to journey to North America in 1791. This experience would provide the setting for his exotic novels Les Natchez (written between ...
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  • his BA from Oxford in the summer of 1791. Yet, he wished to enter politics. Canning married Joan Scott on July 8, 1800, with John Hookham Frere ...
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  • 350 revolted against the government. On May 15, 1791, the French National Assembly granted political rights to all blacks and mulattoes who had been ...
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  • as a social reformer. One year later, in 1791, she published a second edition of Original Stories, and started to write A Vindication of the ...
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