1830s

WORDWISE: A WHO AM I: Carl Wayne 10 QUESTIONS: 1 The Dutch East India Company, 2 Proto, 3 Bournemouth, 4 c, 5 1830s, 6 Ethiopia, 7 Faux pas, 8 Tommy Steele, 9 Grasmere, 10 1924

Critique: "The Heritage Keeper" is an historical novel based on the true experience of a girl growing up on the West African coast in the 1830s in what is now called Sierra Leon.

How did children contribute to the daily upkeep of a household in the 1830s? Learn how to make kitchen tools such as whisks (made from birch twigs), cook historical food in a brick hearth and experience some typical daily tasks done in the home and at the farm.

Excessive expansion created a bubble that burst in the late 1830s with the collapsing price of wheat and cotton in Europe, the federal government's new policy requiring land purchases to be paid for in specie rather than paper currency, and British restrictions on lending.

This working-class movement of the 1830s soon turned nasty and it was reported that masterworkmen of Birmingham were making pikes which were sold to fellow agitators for 1s 8p each or 2s 6p polished.

"Although set in 1830s Russia, the theme of insanity and politics still lives on today, which so many audiences will find fascinating."

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Question four: In the 1830s one village had six pubs: The Wellington Inn, The Ship Hotel, The White Swan, The Kings Arms, The Red Lion and The Shoulder of Mutton.

In the 1830s Charlotte Bront frequently visited her friend Mary Taylor there and the house, the Taylor family and the Spen Valley area were all featured in her novel Shirley.

during the 1830s and '40s, wandering Utes stole women and children by the score from Paiutes in the Great Basin and sold them readily as slaves and house-help to Mexican traders moving along the Old Spanish Trail between Santa Fe and L.A., enterprising men who resold them like hot cakes for good urban prices on both ends of the route--scores of them, staring at the sea, brooms in their hands, pinon in their dreams, ten or fifteen words to say--

The 10-bedroom Georgian villa was home to pals of the young Barrie in the 1830s. It is said Barrie first thought of his world-famous story while playing in its garden.

As an Anglican priest, Newman led the Oxford movement in the 1830s to draw Anglicans to their Catholic roots.