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Events Timeline
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Mary Boyle: 1850
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Author event in Mary Boyle
1850
met
and
at Burghley House in Stamford, when, despite their repeal four years earlier, the strife over the Corn Laws was still raging.
Mary Carpenter: 1850
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Author event in Mary Carpenter
1850
(as a Worker) published a volume entitled Ragged Schools: Their Principles and Modes of Operation at the insistence of
, an inspector with the national school inspection system, after he had...
Elizabeth Charles: 1850
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Author event in Elizabeth Charles
1850
Elizabeth Rundle (later
) published her didactic Tales and Sketches of Christian Life, in Different Lands and Ages.
Caroline Chisholm: 1850
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Caroline Frances Cornwallis : 1850
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Author event in Caroline Frances Cornwallis
1850
Christian Doctrine and Practice in the Twelfth Century, the seventeenth in
's series Small Books on Great Subjects, was published.
Lucie Duff Gordon: 1850
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Author event in Lucie Duff Gordon
1850
made a foray into fiction with her translation of
's
and , a French novel based on
's life.
Sarah Stickney Ellis: 1850
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Author event in Sarah Stickney Ellis
1850
developed a monthly periodical for women entitled Mrs Ellis's Morning Call: A Table Book of Literature and Art.
Charlotte Yonge: 1850
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Author event in Charlotte Yonge
1850
, as the author of Scenes and Characters, published with Henrietta's Wish; or, Domineering. A Tale.
Frances Wright: 1850
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Author event in Frances Wright
1850
Back in the United States once more,
filed for divorce from her husband,
.
Jane Francesca, Lady Wilde: 1850
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Author event in Jane Francesca, Lady Wilde
1850
Jane Francesca Elgee (soon to be
) translated, Pictures of the First French Revolution by
.
Anna Letitia Waring : 1850
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Charlotte Maria Tucker : 1850
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Author event in Charlotte Maria Tucker
1850
travelled to Brussels to attend her youngest
's wedding; this was her first trip abroad.
Sojourner Truth: 1850
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Author event in Sojourner Truth
1850
told her autobiography to
, who wrote it down and had it printed in Boston that year as Narrative of Sojourner Truth, a northern slave, emancipated from bodily servitude by the state...
Mary Taylor: 1850
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Author event in Mary Taylor
1850
and her cousin
opened a successful draper's shop in Wellington, New Zealand.
Elizabeth Stone: 1850
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Author event in Elizabeth Stone
1850
's novel Mr. Dalton's Legatee, a Very Nice Woman was published.
Mary Shelley: 1850
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Mary Seacole: Around 1850
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Author event in Mary Seacole
Around 1850
left Jamaica for a gold-prospecting town on the Isthmus of Panama, in the country then called New Granada (the present-day Panama). She went there to visit her brother, who was not strong and needed...
Margaret Sandbach: 1850
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Author event in Margaret Sandbach
1850
, as Mrs. H. R. Sandbach, published a third book of poetry, a collection of lyrics entitled Aurora and Other Poems.
Jessie Russell: 1850
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Author event in Jessie Russell
1850
was born in GlasgowScotland.
This date is cited by a number of critics;
, however, implies an earlier one when she says Russell was thirty when her poems were...
Christina Rossetti: January 1850
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Author event in Christina Rossetti
January 1850
, although not a member of the
, published two poems, Dream-land and An End, anonymously in the inaugural issue of the group's periodical, the Germ.
Christina Rossetti: 1850
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Author event in Christina Rossetti
1850
finished writing her juvenile mixed-genre novella for girls entitled Maude, A Story for Girls; it was published posthumously in 1897.
Hannah Mary Rathbone: 1850
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Author event in Hannah Mary Rathbone
1850
published both her religious novel Life's Sunshine, and probably the pious-didactic The Way to Make Home Comfortable; or, The History of Mary Barker.
Dora Greenwell: 1850-1854
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Author event in Dora Greenwell
1850-1854
and her parents lived at Golbourne Rectory, Lancashire, where her brother
was rector.
Elizabeth Ham: About 1850
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Author event in Elizabeth Ham
About 1850
, at sixty-six, began to trace out the influences that were most active in forming the present individual Me out of the little neglected girl of my earliest remembrance.
Mary Anne Duffus Hardy: January 1850
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Author event in Mary Anne Duffus Hardy
January 1850
became the second wife of
.
Entries in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography give two different years for this marriage: 1850 under Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, 1848 under Mary Anne.