13 February 17411st to use the phrase Balance of Power to express the BritishRobert Walpole Orford, 1st
1st to use the phrase "Balance of Power" to express the British foreign policy
Historical records for Great Britain in 1741, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
1st to use the phrase "Balance of Power" to express the British foreign policy
1st to use the phrase "Balance of Power" to express the British foreign policy
Vernon’s large expedition began operations against the fortified Spanish port of Cartagena de Indias.
Birth of Joseph Priestley, later associated with Birmingham’s Lunar Society.
Wentworth commanded the British land forces during the unsuccessful campaign against Cartagena.
Wentworth’s troops failed in a costly assault against Fort San Lazaro outside Cartagena.
Knowles participated in naval operations and bombardments against Cartagena’s defensive works.
Vernon withdrew after disease, casualties, and failed assaults made the capture of Cartagena impossible.
Wentworth landed British and colonial troops intending to advance against Santiago de Cuba.
Vernon redirected his expedition toward Cuba and established a base at Guantanamo Bay.
Knowles supported naval operations during the stalled British campaign against Santiago de Cuba.
Vernon abandoned the Cuban expedition after disease and logistical problems prevented an attack on Santiago.
Commissioned to the 44th Foot, a marine regiment
Elected Member of Parliament
Clarke’s colonial administration authorized investigations and prosecutions after a series of suspicious fires.
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