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	Mansfield in the News: 1816
		1816 Jan 5 (Sat prev): Died age 24, Mrs Bomar, wife of Joseph Bomar, surgeon of M, and daughter of Joshua Senior of M, "in the prime of life, to the great grief of her husband and relations".
		1816 Sep 20: A meeting of the inhabitantsis to be held today at M, to consider "the present distresses of the poor, and the consequent enormous amount of the parochial rates...
		1816 Oct 18 (Mon prev): Mar at M by the Rev T.L. Cursham: Joseph Bartram, mercer and draper of Grantham, and Catharine Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev. W.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /lost-mansfield/mnews/news1816.htm (4042 words)

	Louisiana Timeline: Year 1816
		The town of Covington, previously called Wharton, is granted a charter March 11, 1816, and named in honor of General Leonard A. Covington, war hero of 1812.
		In the gubernatorial election to choose a successor to William C. Claiborne, Jacques Philippe Villere narrowly defeats Joshua Lewis on July 1.
		Captain Thomas Paul Leathers of steamboat Natchez fame is born in 1816 in Kentucky.
	www.enlou.com /time/year1816.htm (367 words)

	ASP: Year Without a Summer
		A weak solar maximum, a major volcanic eruption, and possibly even the wobbling of the Sun conspired to make the summer of 1816 one of the most miserable ever recorded.
		The year 1816 is still known to scientists and historians as "eighteen hundred and froze to death" or the "year without a summer." It was the locus of a period of natural ecological destruction not soon to be forgotten.
		First, 1816 marked the midpoint of one of the Sun's extended periods of low magnetic activity, called the Dalton Minimum.
	www.astrosociety.org /pubs/mercury/32_03/summer.html (329 words)

	Weather Doctor's Weather People and History: Eighteen Hundred and Froze To Death, The Year There Was No Summer
		In 1816, however, the prospect of a poor hay harvest caused farmers to begin sending their stock to market late in the spring and early summer, thus eliminating the usual summer rise in prices.
		The final possible cause is that the weather of 1816 was just a matter of chance --- that a series of events occurring at the right place and time could initiate the atmospheric conditions which became the weather of the Summer of 1816.
		While the exact cause of the unusual weather of 1816 may never be completely known, the reality of the year was apparent to the inhabitants of New England.
	www.islandnet.com /~see/weather/history/1816.htm (4735 words)

	A Map of the State of Louisiana. / Darby, William ; Melish, John / 1816
		This historical cartographic image is part of the David Rumsey Historical Map Collection, www.davidrumsey.com, a large collection of online antique, rare, old, and historical maps, atlases, globes, charts, and other cartographic items.
		Two editions of this map were published in 1816, with later editions of 1818 and 1819 published by J. Olmstead and B. Long.
		Folds into a new brown cloth folding case 23x15.5 with "Louisiana W. Darby 1816" stamped in gold on the spine.
	www.davidrumsey.com /maps315.html (374 words)

	Pittsburgh in 1816, Pennsylvania Department, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
		Though the soil is uneven, it is far from being sterile; and exclusive of salubrity of situation, and of durable timber for fences, the coal mines, which pervade almost every hill, constitute treasures of great value.
		She ascended the Allegheny, which was high and rapid, at about the rate of three miles an hour; and ascended the rapid ripple at Wainright's island, with perfect ease.--We feel happy in being able to announce this effort of individual enterprize.
		The bridge charter was allowed to lapse, but a new one was granted by the Legislature February 17, 1816, which was signed by the governor May 31, 1816.
	www.clpgh.org /locations/pennsylvania/history/pgh1816.html (12040 words)

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	Journal of Southern History: 1816: America Rising.(Book Review)@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		1816: America Rising attempts to refurbish the Era of Good Feelings through an intense examination of political events in a single calendar year.
		Edward Skeen identifies 1816 as a striking moment of amity during which the conditions for economic and geographical growth gathered momentum after the nearly disastrous War of 1812.
		The monograph thus serves as a reminder that the history of consensus should not be entirely buried as scholars...
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	Correspondence 1816
		Gilchrist is disappointed with the sales of his pamphlet; encourages Hone to advertise the work more aggressively.
		Hone's publication was an account of the Spa Fields Riots of 2 December 1816.
		The letter demonstrates that Hone was well acquainted with--and sympathetic with--the radical Spencean Society, headed at this juncture by the two Thomas Evanses.
	www.uab.edu /english/hone/biograph/letters/corr1816.htm (348 words)

	Jane Austen -- Letters -- Brabourne Edition -- Letters to Cassandra, 1815, 1816
		The Countess of Morley had also written a letter, which perhaps ought to appear in the same place, as Jane alludes to its receipt in the concluding paragraph of the seventy-seventh letter.
		I find from the pocket-books that on May 2, 1816, my mother accompanied her father to Chawton and remained until the 21st, when they returned to Kent.
		Jane was at this time in declining health, though no one anticipated that she was to be spared to her family only for one more short year.
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	1816: The Year without a Summer
		In 1816, family farms were largely subsistence affairs.
		Cold season of 1816 raised 40 bushils of wheat on this land whitch kept his family and neighbours from starveation." His farm was on a south facing hillside, so probably benefited from the extra sun and being above the valley chill.
		To this day, many northern towns have a smaller population than they had in 1816, many more exceeded the old population only when NH began a long growth phase after 1960.
	werme.8m.net /1816.html (1249 words)

	Littleport Riots 1816
		At the start of 1816 wheat, a basic food commodity, was 52 shillings a quarter (£2.60).
		May 1816, around 50 or 60 members were present, each had paid a shilling for a quart of beer.
		June 1816 in the courthouse, which at that time was on the Market Place in Ely.
	www.btinternet.com /~strawson.online/riots/riot.htm (2896 words)

	Juan E. Hernández y Dávalos Manuscript Collection Part IV: 1816-1820
		Printed: GMX, VII, No. 910, June 4, 1816, pp.
		Printed: GMX, VII, No. 911, June 6, 1816, pp.
		14 de Marzo de 1816, November 3, 1884.
	www.lib.utexas.edu /taro/utlac/00067/lac-00067p4.html (7157 words)

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		...NUMBER: 1816 AUTHOR: William Shakespeare (1564–1616) QUOTATION: Swell, bosom, with thy fraught, For t is of aspics tongues!
		Sol Wachtler, Judge, NY State Court of Appeals.
		...NUMBER: 1816 AUTHOR: Sol Wachtler, Judge, NY State Court of Appeals QUOTATION: We cannot lightly allow the perpetrator of a serious crime to go free simply because...
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	Jane Austen -- Letters -- Brabourne Edition -- Letters to Fanny Knight, 1814-1816
		The visit to Hendon (mentioned in the second letter) was to "Anna Lefroy," née Austen, and the Mr. Hayter mentioned in the same letter was the same who was afterwards for many years Patronage Secretary of the Treasury in several Liberal Governments.
		The third letter, written in February, 1816, may perhaps require a word of explanation.
		There are two gentlemen therein referred to, one whom Jane believes determined to marry her niece, the other (the hero of the former letters) for whom she suspects that "sweet, perverse Fanny" has still some regard, which she no longer endeavours to rekindle and strengthen, but to lessen and extinguish.
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	Indiana History Documents - JOURNAL of the CONVENTION of the INDIANA TERRITORY 1816
		The article relative to the distribution of the powers of government was read a second time.
		Resolved, That a committee be appointed to prepare and report a resolution, accepting the propositions of Congress, as expressed in their act of the 19th April, 1816, both as regards the boundaries of the state and the donations.
		The convention resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the said resolution, Mr.
	www.statelib.lib.in.us /www/ihb/resources/convjournaltwo.html (5491 words)

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