Reform Era and Eastern U.S. Development 1815-1850: World Events Research Article from American Eras

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Reform Era and Eastern U.S. Development 1815-1850: World Events Research Article from American Eras

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1815

  • Grimm's Fairy Tales are published.
  • 27 Feb. Napoleon escapes from exile on the Mediterranean isle of Elba.
  • 20 Mar. Louis XVIII flees Paris; the "Hundred Days" begin as Napoleon assumes control of France.
  • 18 June British and Prussian forces defeat the French at the Battle of Waterloo, ending Napoleon's bid to regain power.
  • 22 June Napoleon abdicates.
  • 8 July Louis XVIII returns to Paris and is restored to power a second time.
  • 2 Aug. Napoleon is exiled to the remote island of Saint Helena in the South Atlantic.
  • 20 Nov. The Treaty of Paris imposes an indemnity and allows the military occupation of France.

1816

  • Gioacchino Antonio Rossini composes his opera II barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville).
  • Jane Austen writes Emma.
  • Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge is published.
  • French physician Rene Laennec perfects the stethoscope.
  • Much of the world experiences an unusually cold summer, caused by dust...

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