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1714
 
    
Cosmas Damian Asam begins work on a highly theatrical creation, the Benedictine Abbey of Weltenburg (1714-1735), joined by his younger brother Egid Quirin from 1721       
1714
 
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Fahrenheit perfects the mercury thermometer and decides on a 180-degree interval between the freezing and boiling points of water        
1714
 
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On the death of Queen Anne, the Act of Settlement delivers the British crown to the elector of Hanover, as George I       
1714
 
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The British government offers a massive £20,000 prize for a chronometer capable of keeping accurate time at sea      
1714
 
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The first St Anne's church is built on Kew Green. See in Google maps   
1714
 
    
In his Monadology Leibniz describes a universe consisting of forceful interactive parts that he calls 'monads'       
1715
 
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Louis XIV dies after seventy-two years on the throne     
1715
 
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A Jacobite uprising in Scotland on behalf of the Old Pretender ends in fiasco       
1715
 
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Colen Campbell creates interest in the Palladian style in Britain with the publication of his Vitruvius Britannicus        
1715
 
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John Campbell, Duke of Argyll, defeats the Old Pretender’s troops at the battle of Sherrifmuir, for which he is rewarded with an estate in Petersham, carved out of Richmond Park See in Google maps