Writers of the Industrial Revolution

The atlas holds 37 people and 763 moments here, from 1761 to 1840. The most recorded lives are Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Jane Austen and Alexander Pushkin.

Moments

  1. 1831 Reaches Hamburg on first foreign journey Hans Christian Andersen
  2. 1831 Arrives in Dresden Hans Christian Andersen
  3. 1831 Returns from first foreign journey Hans Christian Andersen
  4. 1831 Returned and settled in New Salem Abraham Lincoln
  5. 1831 Undertakes North Wales geological tour Charles Darwin
  6. 1831 Inspects HMS Beagle at Plymouth Charles Darwin
  7. 1831 Arrives at Devonport for voyage Charles Darwin
  8. 1831 Sails from Devonport aboard Beagle Charles Darwin
  9. 1832 Law studies at Göttingen Otto von Bismarck
  10. 1832 Dies at his Weimar residence Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  11. 1832 Drew supplies at Beardstown Abraham Lincoln
  12. 1832 Joined militia near Beardstown Abraham Lincoln
  13. 1832 Marched to Rushville Abraham Lincoln
  14. 1832 Camped above the Fox River mouth Abraham Lincoln
  15. 1832 Camped at Paw Paw Grove Abraham Lincoln
  16. 1832 Entered the Stillman's Run battlefield Abraham Lincoln
  17. 1832 Reached Dixon's Ferry Abraham Lincoln
  18. 1832 Re-enlisted at Ottawa Abraham Lincoln
  19. 1832 Arrived at Kellogg's Grove Abraham Lincoln
  20. 1832 Camped near Apple River Fort Abraham Lincoln
  21. 1832 Reached Galena with Iles's company Abraham Lincoln
  22. 1832 Returned to Dixon's Ferry Abraham Lincoln
  23. 1832 Disembarked at Havana Abraham Lincoln
  24. 1832 Passed through Peoria after discharge Abraham Lincoln
  25. 1832 Settles at Place Royale Victor Hugo
  26. 1833 Continued studies in Berlin Otto von Bismarck
  27. 1833 Choirmaster appointment Richard Wagner
  28. 1833 Begins extended stay in Paris Hans Christian Andersen
  29. 1833 Arrives in Geneva Hans Christian Andersen
  30. 1833 Stays with the Houriet family Hans Christian Andersen
  31. 1833 Reaches Milan Hans Christian Andersen
  32. 1833 Arrives in Rome Hans Christian Andersen
  33. 1833 Returned to Saint Petersburg Alexander Pushkin
  34. 1834 Studies at Chermak’s boarding school Fyodor Dostoyevsky
  35. 1834 Arrives in Naples Hans Christian Andersen
  36. 1834 Climbs Mount Vesuvius Hans Christian Andersen
  37. 1834 Explores Pompeii Hans Christian Andersen
  38. 1834 Returns to Rome for Easter Hans Christian Andersen
  39. 1834 Stays in Venice Hans Christian Andersen
  40. 1834 Spends May in Munich Hans Christian Andersen
  41. 1834 Stays in Vienna Hans Christian Andersen
  42. 1834 Reunites with Juliette in Brest Victor Hugo
  43. 1834 Moves into Nyhavn 20 Hans Christian Andersen
  44. 1834 Takes rooms at Furnival's Inn Charles Dickens
  45. 1835 Final creative return to Mikhailovskoye Alexander Pushkin
  46. 1835 Return to the Southern Literary Messenger Edgar Allan Poe
  47. 1835 Draws the cliffs of Étretat Victor Hugo
  48. 1835 Marriage license in Baltimore Edgar Allan Poe
  49. 1835 Enrolls at Bonn University Karl Marx
  50. 1835 Born in Florida, Missouri Mark Twain

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