Exile in Great Britain
Voltaire begins an English exile that deepens his interest in constitutional government and Newtonian science.
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Voltaire begins an English exile that deepens his interest in constitutional government and Newtonian science.
Composes, "Alessandro"
Succeeds as Elector of Bavaria, claims the Austrian inheritance
Publication of Pope's version of the Odyssey concluded, extending his work as a translator of Homer.
Defoe issued a further volume of The Complete English Tradesman, expanding his practical treatment of commercial life.
Defoe published The Political History of the Devil, combining religious speculation with satirical commentary.
Further installments of Defoe's Tour presented observations on the economy, geography and settlements of Britain.
Hogarth published a series of illustrations inspired by Samuel Butler's satirical poem Hudibras.
Hogarth depicted the Mary Toft rabbit birth scandal, converting a notorious news story into visual satire.
Created the Duke of Cumberland
Uses precision astronomy influenced by earlier Jovian satellite timing work.
The Academy of Sciences is established, Saint Petersburg
Founds the Supreme Privy Council