Dickens Timeline
Category: Geschichte
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Thomas Jefferson inauguratedLouisiana PurchaseLewis and Clark ExpeditionJames Madison inauguratedCharles Dickens born at PortsmouthNapoleon's Russian campaign failsWar of 1812Congress of Vienna opensDickens's father, John, transferredJames Monroe inaugurated49th parallel decidedThe future Queen Victoria bornDickens begins educationNapoleon diesThe Dickens family moves to LondonMonroe DoctrineJohn Dickens arrested for debt and imprisonedDickens begins work at a blacking warehouseDickens's father released from prisonDickens returns to schoolJohn Quincy Adams becomes PresidentBeethoven's 9thDuke of Wellington becomes Prime MinisterDickens begins workDickens begins work as a court reporterAndrew Jackson inauguratedMaria BeadnellWilliam IV begins his reignRevolution in ParisDickens works as a parliamentary reporterCholera pandemicLondon Bridge openedCovent Garden Theatre auditionCatherine HogarthDickens publishes first storySlavery is abolished in the British EmpireDickens works for the Morning ChronicleDickens continues to publishSpanish Inquisition suppressedPoor Law Amendment ActDickens marriesDickens meets John ForsterMary Hogarth diesVictoria becomes Queen of Great BritainMartin Van Buren inauguratedDickens's fame growsQueen Victoria marriesDickens falls illHarrison/TylerSir Robert PeelTreaty of NankingAmerican tourGenoa, ItalySamuel F. B. MorseTheatrical company debutsJames K. Polk inauguratedBritish Factory ActDickens's sister Frances diesU.S, Women's Rights conventionCommunist ManifestoGold RushGuild of Literature and ArtCatherine Dickens falls illDickens's father diesDora Annie diesEmperor Napoleon IIIFirst public readingFranklin Pierce inauguratedCrimean WarDickens again meets Maria BeadnellThe Victoria CrossDickens meets Ellen TernanJames Buchanan inauguratedVictoria and Albert Museum, London, opensEngland and IndiaDickens and Catherine separatePublic readingsOrigin of the SpeciesBig Ben builtAbraham Lincoln inauguratedOutbreak of U.S. Civil WarEmancipation of Russian serfsBismarck becomes Prussian Prime MinisterDickens's mother and a son dieThackeray diesEmancipation ProclamationAbraham Lincoln reelectedSand Creek MassacrePasteurizationAppomattoxAbraham Lincoln assassinatedLord John RussellReading tour of England and Scotland"Black Friday"Reading tour of AmericaSikes and NancyAndrew Johnson impeachedDickens falls illSuez Canal opensDickens diesDickens is received by Queen VictoriaFranco-Prussian WarJohn D. Rockefeller founds Standard OilBrooklyn Bridge opensForster's The Life of Charles DickensAndrew CarnegieDisraeli becomes Prime MinisterWinston Churchill bornPublic Health Act passed in BritainAlexander Graham BellEmpress of IndiaRutherford B. Hayes inauguratedJames A. Garfield inauguratedTriple AllianceTchaikovsky: 1812 OvertureElectrification of New YorkGruppieren
Books published by Charles Dickens
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Sketches by BozThe Pickwick PapersOliver TwistNicholas NicklebyThe Old Curiosity ShopBarnaby RudgeAmerican NotesLife and Adventures of Martin ChuzzlewitA Christmas CarolDombey and SonCheap EditionDavid CopperfieldA Child's History of England, Vol. IChristmas BooksBleak HouseHard TimesLittle DorritA Tale of Two CitiesGreat ExpectationsOur Mutual FriendThe Mystery of Edwin DroodBirths of Dickens's Children
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Dickens's first child, Charles, is bornDickens's second child, Mary, is bornDickens's third child, Kate, is bornDickens's fourth child, Walter, is bornDickens's fifth child, Francis, is bornDickens's sixth child, Alfred, is bornDickens's seventh child, Sydney, is bornDickens's eighth child, Henry, is bornDickens's ninth child, Dora, is bornDickens's tenth child, Edward, is born
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