Publishes a New-York Daily Tribune article analysing the English election and the rivalry between Tories and Whigs.
Historical records for Germany in 1852, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Publishes a New-York Daily Tribune article analysing the English election and the rivalry between Tories and Whigs.
Publishes a Tribune article examining the Chartist movement in Britain.
Publishes a Tribune article on corruption and bribery in British elections.
Publishes a Tribune analysis of the results and political consequences of the British election.
Publishes a Tribune article discussing Mazzini, Kossuth, Louis Napoleon and European revolutionary politics.
Publishes a Tribune article linking pauperism, free trade and the approaching commercial crisis.
Publishes a Tribune article on the political effects of commercial expansion and instability.
Publishes a Tribune article analysing attempts to create a new opposition grouping in British politics.
Publishes a Tribune article assessing British political parties and their immediate prospects.
Marx supports dissolving the Communist League after the Cologne communist trial.
Publishes a Tribune article on Kossuth, Mazzini and the politics surrounding Louis Napoleon.
Appointed Colonel
Frederick William appoints Bismarck as Prussia's envoy to the Diet of the German Confederation
Marx publishes The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte in a New York periodical.
Frederick William appoints Bismarck as Prussia's envoy to the Diet of the German Confederation
Becomes convinced that Prussia would have to ally itself with other German states in order to countervail Austrias growing influence, accepts of the notion of a united German nation
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