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Elizabeth Pope - 3
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Hermione in Ambrose Philips The distrest mother

Elizabeth Pope - 2
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Artemisa in Nicholas Rowes The ambitious stepmother

Elizabeth Pope - 1
ELIZABETH POPE (when miss Younge ) actress as Creusa in Whiteheads play of that name, based on the Ion of Euripides. It was highly praised by Horace Walpole

Duhesme at the Rhine
At the crossing of the Rhine, general Du Hesme grabs a drum and beats it to encourage his men, despite a counter-attack by the Austrians

Act of Parliament Clock
When Pitt taxed clocks, Act of Parliament clocks were made with large faces for the convenience of persons who couldn t afford one of their own

Joseph Henry / Century
JOSEPH HENRY American physicist associated with electro-magnetism - the henry unit of induction is named for him; director of the Smithsonian, Washington

HOCHE (1768 - 1797)
Lazare HOCHE French military

With Italian Priests
During his victorious Italian campaign, 1796-1797, he is sympathetic to Italian priests who had feared the worst from a foreign invasion

A Von Droste-Hulshoff
Annette Von Droste-Hulshoff German Writer

Westminster Bridge / 1797
A prospect of the bridge with the Cathedral in the background

TYPES / FRANCE, 1797
Typical appearance of working- class in French Revolution

Plants / Fuchsia
Scarlet Fuchsia Fuchsia Coccinea

Magnetic Operator
The Operator putting his Patient into a Crisis

Klingerts Diving Suit 1
Klingerts diving suit and apparatus

John Gardner Wilkinson
sir JOHN GARDNER WILKINSON Archeologist & Egyptologist

Jg Wilkinson / Stereo Cdv
SIR JOHN GARDNER WILKINSON Archaeologist and Egyptologist

Mary Shelley
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT SHELLEY Writer; wife of Percy Bysshe Shelley

Reading French Success
Reading a bulletin of a French success in the Italian campaign, in the streets of Paris

Submarines / American
ROBERT FULTON, American inventor, demonstrates his Nautilus to the French but fails to interest Napoleon

FULTON (1765 - 1815)
ROBERT FULTON American inventor; in Paris 1797-1806 he invents a submarine but fails to interest Napoleon

SHELLEY (1797 - 1851)
Percy Bysshe Shelley Writer

BOSTROM (1797 - 1866)
CHRISTOFER JACOB BOSTROM Swedish philosopher

Franz Schubert / Quinnell
FRANZ SCHUBERT Austrian musician

Franz Schubert / Eichhorn
FRANZ SCHUBERT Austrian musician

Teresa Cornelys 18C
TERESA CORNELYS A prominent figure in Londons demi-monde

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"Exploring the Vibrant Tapestry of 1797: From Dublin to Mexico and Beyond" Step back in time with a fascinating journey through the year 1797, where history unraveled across continents. Discover the bustling streets of Dublin as depicted in the "Map of the City of Dublin, 1797, " providing a glimpse into its vibrant past. In literary circles, Mary Wollstonecraft's influential ideas continued to shape society. Her progressive thoughts on women's rights echoed loudly while she crossed paths with talented artists like Opie, leaving an indelible mark on cultural discourse. Meanwhile, Walpole's enchanting Strawberry Hill stood as a testament to his architectural vision. The grandeur and charm emanating from this masterpiece captivated all who beheld it - a true marvel that transcended time. Coleridge transported readers to distant lands through his mesmerizing poem "Kubla Khan. " Its vivid imagery painted an ethereal landscape that lingered long after reading its verses. The orrery crafted by Jones fascinated both scholars and dreamers alike. This intricate mechanical model showcased celestial movements, offering glimpses into the wonders of our vast universe. Across oceans in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas, Mexico, stands The Church of San Juan Bautista founded in 1797. A testament to faith and community spirit enduring for centuries within North America's rich tapestry. As political landscapes shifted, figures such as Horatio Nelson emerged as heroes fighting for their nations' honor. Their courage and strategic brilliance forever etched onto history's pages. Donizetti composed melodies that stirred souls; Induno captured emotions through brushstrokes; Smith immortalized Horace Walpole - all contributing their unique talents during this transformative era. Thus we delve into the captivating world – where art intertwined with politics; literature sparked revolutions; architecture defied boundaries; science expanded horizons – leaving behind an enduring legacy that continues to inspire and captivate us today.