Historical figures of the Industrial Revolution
The atlas holds 91 people and 1,667 moments here, from 1760 to 1840. The most recorded lives are Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Joséphine de Beauharnais. Among them Writers, Scientists and Political Leaders.
Moments
- 1787 Arrives for the Constitutional Convention George Washington
- 1787 Constitutional Convention delegate James Madison
- 1787 Early arrival for the Constitutional Convention James Madison
- 1787 Explores Taormina's ancient theatre Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1787 Returns to Naples from Sicily Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1787 Stays in Catania Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1787 Stays in earthquake-damaged Messina Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1787 Constitutional Convention speech Alexander Hamilton
- 1787 Begins second Roman residence Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1787 First arrival in Weimar Friedrich Schiller
- 1787 Return to Weimar Friedrich Schiller
- 1787 Visit to Jena Friedrich Schiller
- 1787 Signing the Constitution Alexander Hamilton
- 1787 Congressional business after the convention James Madison
- 1787 Returns to Prague for Don Giovanni Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1787 Arrival in Paris after Fontainebleau Joséphine de Beauharnais
- 1788 Frontier legal career begins Andrew Jackson
- 1788 Gymnasium education Carl Friedrich Gauss
- 1788 Kent and London family journey Jane Austen
- 1788 Formal leave at The Hague John Adams
- 1788 Childhood relocation to France John James Audubon
- 1788 Birth on Holles Street Lord Byron
- 1788 Moves to Alsergrund Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1788 Birth in Danzig Arthur Schopenhauer
- 1788 Attends consecration at Tsarskoye Selo Catherine II of Russia
- 1788 Residence at Volkstedt Friedrich Schiller
- 1788 New York ratifying convention Alexander Hamilton
- 1788 Virginia Ratifying Convention James Madison
- 1788 Observes light and shadow in Nuremberg Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1788 Returned to Massachusetts John Adams
- 1788 Return to New York after Virginia ratification James Madison
- 1788 Residence in Rudolstadt Friedrich Schiller
- 1788 First meeting with Goethe Friedrich Schiller
- 1788 Entered the Tübinger Stift Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- 1788 Winter return to Weimar Friedrich Schiller
- 1789 Move to Jena for university appointment Friedrich Schiller
- 1789 Arrives in New York George Washington
- 1789 Departs Mount Vernon for the presidency George Washington
- 1789 Reaches Philadelphia on inaugural journey George Washington
- 1789 Received in Alexandria George Washington
- 1789 Stops at Trenton George Washington
- 1789 Takes the oath at Federal Hall George Washington
- 1789 Began vice presidency John Adams
- 1789 Arrives and lodges in Dresden Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Arrives in Potsdam Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Passes through Prague toward Berlin Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Visits Körner and is sketched Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Visits Leipzig's Thomaskirche Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1789 Inaugural lecture at the University of Jena Friedrich Schiller
- 1789 Return to Jena for inaugural lecture Friedrich Schiller