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year greater than or equals "1799"
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Details 1805  Commons narrowly defeats abolition. An order-in-council ends the African trade to conquered slave areas by 1807 and immediately reduces annual "imports" to 3 percent of the existing slave population. *Abolition
*Colonialism  
Details 1805  William Hazlitt, Principles of Human Action.  
Details 1805  Sir Walter Scott, Lay of the Last Minstrel.  
Details 1805  Robert Southey, Madoc.  
Details 1805  Richard Payne Knight, Principles of Taste.  
Details 1805  Maria Edgeworth, The Modern Griselda.  
Details 1805  Jane and Ann Taylor, Original Poems for Infant Minds. (The collection contains Jane Taylor's poem "Star," which begins "Twinkle, twinkle, little star....")  
Details 1805  Mary Tighe, Psyche.  
Details 1805  Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan), The Novice of St. Dominick.  
Details 1805  Amelia Opie, Adeline Mowbray.  
Details 1805  Blake, drawings for Blair's Grave, William Hayley's Ballads, Thomas Gray's Poems; also Biblical watercolors for Thomas Butts.  
Details 1805  Laura Sophia Temple, Poems.  
Details 1805  Joanna Baillie, Miscellaneous Plays, second edition.  
Details 1805  Publication of Beethoven's Sonata in A major for piano and violin, Op. 47; Piano Sonata in C major, Op. 53.  
Details 1805 - 1806  Beethoven revises Leonore and writes the Fourth Piano Concerto in G major, Op. 58.  
Details Feb 5, 1805  William Wordsworth's brother John drowns in the shipwreck of the Earl of Abergavenny, which he captained. As attested in Wordsworth's grieving letters at the time ("Our loss is one which never can be made up," "my loss is great, and irreparable," "there is something cut out of my life which cannot be restored," "the set is now broken") and "Elegiac Stanzas" (composed summer 1806), this was one of the defining moments in his personal and poetic life.  
Details May 1805  William Wordsworth 1805 version of The Prelude finished.  
Details Oct 21, 1805  Nelson's victory at Trafalgar.  
Details Dec 2, 1805  Napoleon defeats Austrians and Russians at Austerlitz. *France  
Details 1806  End of the Holy Roman Empire.  
Details 1806  The new Grenville-Fox ministry supplanting Pitt's aids the abolition. Sugar prices fall. *Abolition  
Details 1806  Maria Edgeworth, Leonora.  
Details 1806  Amelia Opie, Simple Tales.  
Details 1806  Sir Walter Scott, Ballads and Lyrical Pieces.  
Details 1806  Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan), The Wild Irish Girl.  

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