1851
Alliance Prussia and Austria
Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
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Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & Republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
Prussia refuses to allow all of Austria into the German Confederation
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator. Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's coup
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
Provides visible mechanical evidence that Earth rotates.
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
1st Editor of the New York Times
Elected President of France for 10 years
Demonstrates a long pendulum beneath the dome of the Pantheon.
Designs the Great Exhibition which is opened at Hyde Park, London
Prince Albert opens the Great Exhibition showcasing industry, technology and international commerce.
Opens the Great Exhibition in the Crystal Palace at Hyde Park, London
The 3rd Republic ends after 3 yrs when President Louis Napoleon makes himself dictator
Meets French Ambassador, Walewski, & congratulates him on Louis Napoleon's coup
Brunel arrives with a large workforce during a bitter contractor dispute at Mickleton Tunnel, prompting local magistrates to intervene.
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & Republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & other republican leaders
Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers, Cavaignac & the Republican leaders
The Cabinet remains neutral towards Louis Napoleon after his coup
Brunel presents preliminary plans for rebuilding Paddington as a grand permanent railway terminus.
Takes office after a disputed election and confronts the Revolution of 1851.
Appointed President of Ecuador
Begins a one-year term as President of the Swiss Confederation.
Appointed Editor of the New York Times
Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, prohibits Catholic clergy from assuming territorial titles
The siege of Montevideo ends and the Guerra Grande settlement closes the long civil conflict.
"Rigoletto" is 1st performed at Venices Teatro La Fenice
Davis enters his new term as senator from Mississippi
Leads an Army, arrests Deputies & the Minister of War & attacks the barracades
Accepts the end of the siege of Montevideo and the settlement that closes the Guerra Grande
Prussia will defend Austria if it accepts Prussia within the German Confederation
Birth of Edward Walter Maunder
Birth of Ferdinand Foch
Birth of Oliver Lodge
Death of Edward Codrington
Leads the government when loyalist forces defeat the principal armed challenge to his newly inaugurated presidency.
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