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Dec 12, 1823 |
Felicia Hemans, The Vespers of Palermo staged at Covent Garden. |
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1824 |
Byron, Don Juan, XV-XVI and The Deformed Transformed. |
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1824 |
R. C. Dallas, Recollections of Lord Byron, 1808-1814; The Correspondence of Lord Byron with a Friend edited by R. C. Dallas is suppressed. |
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1824 |
P. B. Shelley's, Posthumous Poems, ed. by Mary Shelley (published in England by John Hunt and immediately suppressed by his father). |
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1824 |
Letitia Landon, The Improvisatrice. |
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1824 |
Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan), The Life and Times of Salvator Rosa. |
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1824 |
Sir Walter Scott, Redgauntlet. |
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1824 |
Mary Mitford, Our Village. |
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1824 |
Blake's pictures: Pilgrim's Progress designs and 100 Dante drawings produced. |
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1824 |
Felicia Hemans, The Vespers of Palermo staged at the Edinburgh theater with the help of Siddons and Scott is favorably reviewed. |
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1824 |
The gift-book / annual (cheap anthologies) craze begins with Alarick Watts's The Literary Souvenir, a lucrative market of major
importance to Hemans and other women writers, as well as W. Wordsworth and Scott. |
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1824 |
Opening of the National Gallery. |
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1824 |
Westminster Review is founded. |
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1824 |
Byron dies in Missolonghi, Greece; his memoirs are burned to avoid scandal. |
*Greece |
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1824 |
Franz Schubert's Die Schone Mullerin, Op. 25. |
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May 7, 1824 |
Performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (among other works) at the Academy in the Karntnertortheater. |
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1825 |
Hobhouse makes amendments to Acts to protect Child Labor in cotton factories. |
*Economics
*Child Labor |
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1825 |
Catholic Relief Bill defeated by the House of Lords. |
*Catholicism |
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1825 |
Ireland: Catholic pro-cathedral opened in Marlborough St., Dublin. |
*Ireland |
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1825 |
Coleridge, Aids to Reflection. |
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1825 |
Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Works (edited by her niece Lucy Aikin). |
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1825 |
Felicia Hemans, The Forest Sanctuary and Lays of Many Lands. |
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1825 |
Maria Jane Jewsbury, Phantasmagoria; or Sketches of Life and Literature (a critical miscellany). |
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1825 |
Amelia Opie, Lying in All Its Branches. |
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1825 |
Letitia Landon, The Troubadour. |
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