January 1741General MagazineBenjamin Franklin
Franklin began publishing The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle for the British plantations in America.
Historical records for United States of America in 1741, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Franklin began publishing The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle for the British plantations in America.
Lawrence Washington served with colonial troops in Vernon’s expedition against Cartagena.
Hughson was executed after being convicted during the conspiracy panic and mass prosecutions.
Edwards delivered his influential Great Awakening sermon at Enfield, Connecticut.
Lawrence Washington served during the disease-ridden British occupation of Guantanamo Bay.
Burton’s testimony became central to accusations against enslaved people and poor white residents.
Horsmanden helped conduct and document the prosecutions arising from the alleged New York conspiracy.
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