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1848
 
    
Branwell, Emily and Anne Brontë die within a period of eight months       
1848
 
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Metternich and his family leave Vienna, in this year of revolutions, and live in Trumpeters' House until October 1849 See in Google maps   
c. 1849
 
    
Prince Albert is the driving force behind the plans for a Great Exhibition in London       
Letter from Prince Albert in 1849, proposing the Great Exhibition
National Archives, Kew
c. 1849
 
 
Local painter and photographer George Hilditch sets up his easel under Richmond's new railway bridge    
George Hilditch, View from the Railway Bridge
Orleans House Gallery
1849
 
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A new Roman republic is proclaimed, with veteran agitator Giuseppe Mazzini in the leading role      
1849
 
    
Charles Dickens begins the publication in monthly numbers of David Copperfield, his own favourite among his novels       
1849
 
    
A British victory at the Battle of Gujarat effectively ends the second Anglo-Sikh war, and is followed by annexation of the Punjab       
1849
 
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Giuseppe Garibaldi arrives from exile in South America to defend the new Roman republic against a French army      
Garibaldi, coloured engraving
Mary Evans Picture Library

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1849
 
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Delegates of the German states offer the imperial crown of a united Germany to Frederick William IV, the king of Prussia, who rejects it      
1849
 
    
Francis Parkman's The Oregon Trail, already serialized in 1847, is published in book form