PPT-18th Century

Life in Prisons Never cleaned Infested with lice and other parasites 102 ounces of bread per week Limited water Many cells were water logged No sewers Little sanitation All prisoners were kept together regardless of their crime sex or age. For the 18th century catalogue records and images for the 18 th century can be found on the Oxford Digital Library site and the John Johnson Collection online catalogue For the 19th century c atalo gue records only are on the John Johnson Collection - Century Country House 5 March 2015, S ainsbury Wing Lecture Theatre, National Gallery, London CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 10.00 Registration 10.30 Welcome and Introduction : Nicholas Penny 10.45 Pane Eighteenth Century Housing. Georgian. Federal . Adams . Greek . Revival /Early . Classical Revival . Georgian. Named for the four King Georges 1720-1840. Originals exist in the 13 colonies. Roof: hip or gable with dormers. Modern France. Lecture 1. The Old Regime. Legacies of the Enlightenment. Religion and secularisation . Rationality versus political will; tolerance and universalism. Rise of the nation and nationalism. John Harrison, London, 1749 Typical of the instruments produced in London during the mid- Georgian period. GG-g''', 5 octaves X94 Thomas Hitchcock, London word List. Tough Words learning using . roots, Category & Images. S. Joshi. http://www.freegregmatclass.com. Motivation. Read the whole sentence many times to understand the word. Reading the sentence will help that word to get inside your brain. Note 1: Josiah Wedgwood to Thomas Bentley, February 1769, Wedgwood MS E18232-25;John Sadler's Notebook, "Notes on a Varnish for Japaning Earthenware, Made by G.Bradkey," January 1767, Liverpool Local Modern France. Lecture 1. The Old Regime. Legacies of the Enlightenment. Religion and secularisation . Rationality versus political will; tolerance and universalism. Rise of the nation and nationalism. 1660-1800. Key Characteristics of time:. Scientific discovery and research--making sense of the world through science and the mind (rather than the soul). Hence, “The Enlightenment” and “Age of Reason” titles. Roman 50BC – 450AD Caesar, infrastructure, Latin. Anglo-Saxon 450 – 1066 Angle-land, kingdoms, Latin, Old Eng.. Medieval 1066 – 1485 Normans, French, Middle English. Renaissance 1485 – 1660 Rebirth, humanist, intellectual. 1. . The Rural Context. For over 200 years people have left the countryside and fled to towns or overseas. There are many reasons for this including: . conditions became too intolerable . because they have been denied access to land or jobs . MARIAN UNIVERSITYIndianapoliswwwmarianeduhighlights16601820William and Mary1776 Declaration of Independence 1815 Napoleon defeatedMARIAN UNIVERSITYIndianapoliswwwmarianeduREPRESENTATIVE LITERARY WORK Assistant Professor. Magadh. . Mahila. College. CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. AGE OF ‘PROSE’ AND REASON. DIFFERENT NAMES AND REASONS. FAMOUS WRITER. DANIEL DEFOE. JONATHAN SWIFT. SAMUEL RICHERDSON. HENRY FIELDING. th. century . Chapter 19. preindustrial Europe . By the end of the 17. th. century, the economy of Europe was . agrarian. . . 80%+ of the population . The Open-Field System. :. Medieval system of farming that .