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RecID: 363
1760  James Macpherson allegedly translates, but himself actually writes, poems by Ossian, Fragments of Ancient Poetry.  
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RecID: 1844
1760  Birth of Agnes, sister of Joanna Baillie.  
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1760  Birth of Matthew Baillie, brother of Joanna Baillie.  
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RecID: 361
1760 - 1767  Laurence Sterne, Tristram Shandy.  
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Oct 25, 1760  George II dies; George III Hanover, his grandson, becomes king. *House of Hanover  
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RecID: 365
1761  Rousseau, Julie, ou la nouvelle Héloise.  
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RecID: 366
1761  Sir Joshua Reynolds, Garrick Between Tragedy and Comedy (approx. 1761).  
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1761  Adam Smith, Considerations Concerning the First Formations of Languages, and the Different Genius of Original and Compounded Languages.  
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RecID: 367
1762  Rousseau, Émile and The Social Contract.  
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1762  Charlotte Lennox, Sophia.  
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RecID: 369
1762  Henry Home (Lord Kames), Elements of Criticism.  
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1762  Sarah Fielding, Memoirs of Socrates.  
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RecID: 372
1762  Sir Joshua Reynolds, Nelly O'Brien.  
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1762  Bishop Lowth, A Short Introduction to English Grammar.  
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1762 - 1771  Horace Walpole, Anecdotes of Painting.  
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RecID: 1846
Sept 11, 1762  Joanna Baillie born, Bothwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland. A premature birth, her twin sister dies during birth.  
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RecID: 373
1763  Peace with France gives back everything Pitt fought to obtain (Newfoundland fishing rights, Guadaloupe and Martininque [sugar trade], Dakar [gum trade]). John Wilkes is imprisoned in the Tower for his North Briton article; the judge Lord Camden rules against the government, thereby outlawing "general warrants," instruments of arbitrary imprisonment. *France
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RecID: 374
1763  City merchants angry at George III: "the day of the bourgeois radical dawned." *Economics
*House of Hanover  
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RecID: 375
1763  Christopher Smart, Song to David.  
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RecID: 376
1763  Hugh Blair, "On the Poems of Ossian."  
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RecID: 377
May 16, 1763  James Boswell meets Samuel Johnson for the first time in Thomas Davies' bookshop, London.  
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RecID: 378
1764  Thomas Reid, Inquiry into the Human Mind.  
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1765  William Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England.  
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RecID: 380
1765  Thomas Percy, ed., Reliques of Ancient English Poetry.  
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RecID: 381
1765  Horace Walpole, The Castle of Otranto. *The Gothic  

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