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london theatre reopens
reopens after an 18 year ban -
charles 2 is proclaimed king
charles 2 became king -
plague
plague claims 68000 lives in london -
great fire
fire destroys most of london -
glorious bloodless
revelution james 2 is succeded by protestant rulers of william and mary -
alexander pope publishes part of the rape of the lock
the rape of the lock is a mock heroic narrative poem -
swift publishes a modest proposal
Jonathan Swift's satirical essay from 1729, where he suggests that the Irish eat their own children -
voltaire publishes candide
simaltaniously published in 5 countries -
george 3 is crowned
known as the king who lost american colonies -
parliament passes stamp act
allowing britian to tax american colonies -
phillis wheatley's poems on various subject, religous, and moral is published
was published in london -
boston tea party
dump all the british tea into the harbor -
mary wollstonecraft publishes a vindictation of the rights of woman
Strictures on Political and Moral Subjects, written by the 18th-century British feminist Mary Wollstonecraft, is one of the earliest works of feminist philosophy -
napolean heads revolutionary
heads revolutionary governement in france