VICTORIA (a)
1837 – 1861
1837 – 1845
The Battle of Blood River (Zulus) -
Chartism -
Seminole Wars (Florida) -
First Anglo-
The Treaty of Waitangi and the Maori Wars (New Zealand) -
Union of Canada Act -
Va-
1837 – 1845
1846 – 1852
1846 – 1852
Treaty of Oregon (USA/Canada) -
Karl Marx -
(Australia, S.Africa, Canada, New Zealand) -
and Henry Cole) -
Natal) -
Alphonse de Lamartine (politician).
1853 – 1861
1853 – 1861
The Crimean War -
Treaty of Kanagawa (USA/Japan) -
Industrial Revolution -
The Indian Mutiny -
The War of 1859 -
(HMS Beagle) -
(The Trent Affair) -
George Catlin
(American Indians)
J.M.W. Turner
(Fighting Temeraire)
John Ruskin
(art critic)
Frédérick Chopin
(Preludes)
Franz Liszt
(Rhapsodies)
Isaac Albéniz
(España)
Richard Wagner
(Tannhauser)
Ludwig Spohr
(Jessonda)
Thomas Carlyle
(Chartism)
Charles Kingsley
(The Water Babies)
George Sand
(The Devil’s Pool)
Edgar Allan Poe
(House of Usher)
Mrs Henry Wood
(East Lynne)
Charles Baudelaire
(Flowers of Evil)
Gustave Flaubert
(Madame Bovary)
Robert Browning
(Pied Piper)
Elizabeth Browning
(Aurora Leigh)
Alexandre Dumas
(Three Musketeers)
Dumas (fils)
(problem plays)
Prosper Mérimée
(Carmen)
John Couch Adams
(Neptune)
Friedrich Bessel
(Dog Stars)
Christian Doppler
(Double Stars)
Louis Daguerre
(daguerreotype)
Fox Talbot
(Pencil of Nature)
John Franklin
(NW Passage)
(Arctic/Antarctica)
Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel
(Bessel Functions)
Soren Kierkegaard (Either/Or)
Fox Talbot (cuneiform)
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
(Great Western)
The Bronte Sisters
Charlotte (Jane Eyre)
Emily (Wuthering Heights)
Anne (Agnes Grey)
Elizabeth Gaskell (Cranford)
Thackeray (Vanity Fair)
Dickens (David Copperfield)
Wilkie Collins (Moonstone)
Herman Melville (Moby Dick)
Hawthorne (Scarlet Letter)
Alphone de Lamartine (poet)
Hector Berlioz
(Romanticism)
Robert Schumann
(Butterflies)
Samuel Colt
(revolvers)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
(transcendentalism)
John Simpson
(chloroform)
Medical Advances
(1840s & 1850s)
Edward Lear
(Bk of Nonsense)
John Gould
(Birds & Beasts)
Pre Raphaelites
(Rossetti, Millais
and Hunt)
Charles Sturt
(Central Australia)
Edward John Eyre
(South West Australia)
Ludwig Leichhardt
(North Australia)
Heinrich Barth
(North West Africa)
Austen Layard
(Nineveh)
Emile Botta
(Palace of Sargon II)
Henry Rawlinson
(Persian script)
Charles Newton
(Halicarnassus)
Rudolf Clausius (thermodynamics)
James Joule (Joule’s Law)
Gustave Courbet
(Realism)
Barbizon School
(Millet, Rousseau
and Corot)
Hudson River School
(Frederick E. Church)
David Livingstone
(Africa)
Paul Belloni du Chaillu
(West Africa)
Burton and Speke
(White Nile)
John Stuart
(central Australia)
Burke and Wills
(crossing Australia)
Giuseppe Verdi
(La Traviata)
Mkhail Ginka
(Life for the Tsar)
Jacques Offenbach
(Tales of Hoffmann)
Charles F. Gounod
(Faust & Gallia)
Stephen Foster
(Camptown Races)
Louis Pasteur (bacteria)
Rudolf Virchow
(cellular pathology)
Schleiden & Schwann
(cell theory)
Charles Robert Darwin
(theory of evolution)
Thomas Henry Huxley
(Darwin’s bulldog)
Alfred Russel Wallace
(natural selection)
Henry Bates
(insect life)
Henry Longfellow
(Song of Hiawatha)
John Whittier
(Mad Muller)
Anthony Trollope
(Barchester Towers)
Thomas Macaulay
(History of England)
Thomas Hughes
(Tom Brown)
R.M. Ballantyne
(Coral Island)
Alfred Tennyson
(Idylls of the King)
Edward Fitzgerald
(Omar Khayyam)
George Eliot
(Mill on the Floss)
Charles Reade
(Cloister & Hearth)
H. Beecherstowe
(Uncle Tom)
Henry Bessemer
(Bessemer Process)
Ferdinand de Lesseps
(Suez Canal)
Florence Nightingale
(nursing)
Mary Seacole
(Balaclava)
Elisabeth Blackwell
(first woman doctor)
John Stuart Mill
(On Liberty)
John Stuart Mill
(Political Economy)
David Livingston
(missionary)
Matthew Arnold
(Rugby School)