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1816
 
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Henrietta Hotham dies and the Marble Hill estate is sold to Timothy Brent then living at Little Marble Hill. The house subsequently has a number of owners. See in Google maps   
1816
 
    
Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville has its premiere in Rome       
1816
 
    
Robert Finley, a US anti-slavery campaigner, founds the American Colonization Society to settle freed slaves in Africa       
1816
 
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Shaka wins control of the Zulu and begins to build them into a formidable military machine       
1816
 
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René Laënnec, reluctant to press his ear to the chest of a young female patient, finds a solution in the stethoscope       
1816
 
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The independence of Argentina is formally proclaimed, dropping any pretence of remaining loyal to the Spanish king     
1816
 
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The British establish Bathurst (now Banjul) at the mouth of the Gambia as a base against the slave trade       
1816
 
   
Republican candidate James Monroe wins the US presidential election by a wide margin      
1816
 
   
London's first iron bridge is completed at Vauxhall      
Vauxhall Bridge, 1820
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1817
 
    
US poet William Cullen Bryant publishes Thanatopsis, written seven years previously at the age of 16