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
- 1776 Advocated independence in Congress John Adams
- 1776 Drafted Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
- 1776 Return from Bath to Edinburgh David Hume
- 1776 Continental Congress delegate in Philadelphia Thomas Jefferson
- 1776 Death at St Andrew Square David Hume
- 1776 Final letter from Edinburgh David Hume
- 1776 Battle of Harlem Heights Alexander Hamilton
- 1776 Staten Island Peace Conference John Adams
- 1776 Returned to Virginia legislature Thomas Jefferson
- 1776 Battle of White Plains Alexander Hamilton
- 1776 Carriage accident in Paris Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- 1776 Returned home after peace conference John Adams
- 1776 Watches the battle from Fort Lee George Washington
- 1776 Artillery command at Trenton Alexander Hamilton
- 1776 American commissioner in Passy Benjamin Franklin
- 1776 Attacks the Trenton garrison George Washington
- 1776 Battle of Trenton James Monroe
- 1776 Retreat across the Delaware James Monroe
- 1777 London lodgings in Suffolk Street Adam Smith
- 1777 Battle of Princeton Alexander Hamilton
- 1777 Battle of Brandywine James Monroe
- 1777 Recovery and recruiting in Virginia James Monroe
- 1777 Winter encampment at Valley Forge James Monroe
- 1777 First Cornwall engine-erection visit James Watt
- 1777 Residence at Regent Place James Watt
- 1777 Childhood home in Rheingasse Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1777 Birth in Brunswick Carl Friedrich Gauss
- 1777 Leaves Salzburg in search of work Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1777 Arrives in Mannheim Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1777 Moves on to Augsburg Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1777 Enters winter quarters at Valley Forge George Washington
- 1777 Makes his winter Harz journey Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- 1778 Move to Panmure House as Customs Commissioner Adam Smith
- 1778 Death at Hammarby Carl Linnaeus
- 1778 Battle of Monmouth James Monroe
- 1778 Departure for Europe with his father John Quincy Adams
- 1778 Lives at Chaussée-d'Antin in Paris Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1778 Treaties with France Benjamin Franklin
- 1778 Returns to Paris after twenty-five years Voltaire
- 1778 Child-prodigy concert in Cologne Ludwig van Beethoven
- 1778 Attends a performance of Irène Voltaire
- 1778 Leaves Mannheim for Paris Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1778 Arrived in France as commissioner John Adams
- 1778 Initiated at Les Neuf Sœurs Voltaire
- 1778 Move to Ermenonville Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- 1778 Dies in Paris Voltaire
- 1778 Residence at Redruth during second Cornwall visit James Watt
- 1778 Death at Ermenonville Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- 1778 Returns through Strasbourg Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- 1778 Marriage to John Peters Phillis Wheatley