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Events. 11 January – Charing Cross railway station in London opens. [1] 11 March – Great Sheffield Flood: the Dale Dike Dam bursts devastating Sheffield. 29 March – Treaty of London: Britain voluntarily cedes control of the United States of the Ionian Islands to the Kingdom of Greece with effect from 2 May. [2]
5 de out. de 2011 · Vols. [1] (1861)-14 (1874). 1 v. (Includes v. 15 of the later title: Appletons' annual cyclopædia and register of important events of the year ...
Hallowed Ground Magazine, Fall 2014. The presidential election of 1864 was a remarkable example of the resilience of the democratic process in a time of extreme national uncertainty and chaos. The last presidential election to take place in wartime had been in 1812. Campaign poster Lincoln Andrew Johnson as the National Union (Republican ...
15 de dez. de 2023 · May 1, 1864—August 31, 1864 The fourth year of the American Civil War continued into the summer of 1864. This timeline covers important moments from May to August, including military and political events that affected the course of the war and the history of the United States.
The so-called Skylight Caper was the most valuable theft in Canadian history. Valued at $2 million in 1972, the artworks were estimated to be worth $20 million in 1992, although a rare Rembrandt landscape alone was estimated to be worth $20 million in 2017. September 28, 1972. Sports.
Fort Monroe and Hampton, Virginia—1864. Its own intrinsic strength and the ease with which it could be supplied and reinforced by sea kept the largest American fort in federal hands throughout the war. Fort Monroe was the starting point for McClellan's Peninsular Campaign in 1862 and for Butler's advance to Petersburg in 1864.
Aug 25 Battle of Petersburg: Battle of Ream's Station. Aug 25 Combination rail & ferry service available from San Francisco to Alameda. Aug 29 British astronomer William Huggins discovers chemical composition of nebulae. Aug 31 Atlanta Campaign: Battle of Jonesboro, Georgia, 1900 casualties. Jul 1864.
