4 January 1853Reply to Kossuth's SecretaryKarl Heinrich Marx
Publishes a response to claims made by the secretary of Hungarian revolutionary leader Lajos Kossuth.
Historical records for Germany in 1853, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Publishes a response to claims made by the secretary of Hungarian revolutionary leader Lajos Kossuth.
Publishes a Tribune article examining the defeat of the British ministry.
Publishes a Tribune article assessing the outgoing administration and prospects for a coalition ministry.
Publishes a Tribune article contrasting commercial prosperity with political uncertainty and cases of severe poverty.
Publishes an article noting an unusual organised strike among agricultural labourers in southern Wiltshire.
Publishes a Tribune article discussing capital punishment, Richard Cobden and Bank of England regulations.
Publishes an article connecting an Italian insurrection with developments in British politics.
Publishes an article discussing forced emigration, political refugees and British electoral corruption.
Birth of Max von Gallwitz
Publishes an article covering parliamentary inquiry and renewed controversy over the ten-hour working day.
Writes an article analysing strikes, wage demands and the changing industrial situation in Britain.
Marx writes Tribune articles examining colonial rule and social transformation in India.
Appointed Privy Councillor of legation (Geheimer Legationsrath)
Marx publishes a defence of defendants convicted in the Cologne communist trial.
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