Political Leaders of the Industrial Revolution
The atlas holds 16 people and 426 moments here, from 1761 to 1840. The most recorded lives are Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington.
Moments
- 1816 Visits to Coppet Lord Byron
- 1816 Visit to San Lazzaro degli Armeni Lord Byron
- 1816 Winter in Venice Lord Byron
- 1816 Childhood at Kniephof estate Otto von Bismarck
- 1816 Settled at Little Pigeon Creek Abraham Lincoln
- 1817 Retirement to Montpelier James Madison
- 1817 Journey to Rome Lord Byron
- 1818 Born at Brückengasse 664 Karl Marx
- 1819 Residence in Ravenna Lord Byron
- 1820 Birth in Barmen Friedrich Engels
- 1821 Move to Pisa Lord Byron
- 1821 Spends summer in Marienbad Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1822 Returns to Marienbad Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1822 Residence in Genoa Lord Byron
- 1822 Swim challenge and illness at Lerici Lord Byron
- 1823 Schooling in Busseto Giuseppe Verdi
- 1823 Final summer at Marienbad Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1823 Departure from Genoa for Greece Lord Byron
- 1823 Last meeting with Ulrike in Carlsbad Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1824 Receives Heinrich Heine Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1824 Received Lafayette at Peacefield John Adams
- 1824 University of Virginia tour and Lafayette banquet Thomas Jefferson
- 1825 Attends Charles X's coronation Victor Hugo
- 1825 Visits the Chamonix valley Victor Hugo
- 1826 University of Virginia Board meeting James Madison
- 1826 Death at Peacefield John Adams
- 1826 Death at Monticello Thomas Jefferson
- 1827 Hosts the Romantic Cénacle Victor Hugo
- 1828 First flatboat arrival in New Orleans Abraham Lincoln
- 1828 Retreats to the Dornburg Palaces Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1829 Virginia Constitutional Convention James Madison
- 1830 Moves to rue Jean-Goujon Victor Hugo
- 1830 Crossed into Illinois at Vincennes Abraham Lincoln
- 1830 Settled near Decatur Abraham Lincoln
- 1830 Enters Trier Gymnasium Karl Marx
- 1831 Delivered cargo in New Orleans Abraham Lincoln
- 1831 Departed Springfield on second flatboat voyage Abraham Lincoln
- 1831 Returned and settled in New Salem Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Law studies at Göttingen Otto von Bismarck
- 1832 Dies at his Weimar residence Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1832 Drew supplies at Beardstown Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Joined militia near Beardstown Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Marched to Rushville Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Camped above the Fox River mouth Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Camped at Paw Paw Grove Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Entered the Stillman's Run battlefield Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Reached Dixon's Ferry Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Re-enlisted at Ottawa Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Arrived at Kellogg's Grove Abraham Lincoln
- 1832 Camped near Apple River Fort Abraham Lincoln