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From French, the same word, so called for the hooked needle that is used. About 1840/1850
The name for a small trinket is a doodad. The term doodah is slang for an unnamed item.The lyric is usually spelled "Doo-dah, doo-dah" - from the song Camptown Races (Stephen Foster, 1850)
James Mink, a former slave, was indeed a wealthy, black businessman in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was even said to have been the wealthiest black businessman in Toronto in the 1850's. Records show that his wife was not white, but a fellow black person. There is also no historical proof that he had a daughter named Mary or that a daughter of his was sold back into slavery. And James' involvement in politics never occurred as far as records show, but it was actually his brother, George, who was asked to run for Alderman in 1850. It was still an inspiring and moving film, to be sure.
Theatre veteran "Noel Coward" coined the phrase in the early 1950's. He wrote a song with the title "Why Must the Show Go On?"
Early 1849 California experienced resentment and provoked violence against Mexican American miners. The Foreign Miners Tax was able to force Mexican Americans out of the gold fields SOURCE: Murrin's LIBERTY, EQUALITY, POWER. "A History of the American People"
The main characters in "The Vampire Plagues: Paris 1850" are Jack, his friend Ben, and the mysterious Dr. Hugo Archibald. The story follows their adventures as they uncover a terrifying vampire plot in 19th century Paris.
Jack Harkett, Benedict Cole, Emily Cole, Mrs. Mills, Tillet, Mr. Brown, Sir Donald Finley, unnamed vampires, Professor Adensnape, Harrison Cole, Ben's "Uncle Edwin," some Mexican porters, sailors, and the captain of a boat.
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During the 1850's there were only three cities in the world with over one million citizens. These cities were London, Tokyo, and Beijing. This being said, twelve of the largest cities, by population, in 1850 were London, Beijing, Paris, Guangzhou, Istanbul, Hangzhou, New York, Mumbai, Tokyo, Suzhou, Saint Petersburg, and Berlin.
Hector Berlioz attended the Conservatoire in 1826 to study composition. He was appointed the deputy librarian there in 1839 and in 1850, he became the head librarian.
Not recently. But until well into the 19th century disposing of human waste in the street gutters was common in most cities in Europe and elsewhere. Paris' first modern sewer system was built between 1850 and 1880.
5% of 1850= 5% * 1850= 0.05 * 1850= 92.5
25% of 1850= 25% * 1850= 0.25 * 1850= 462.5
99.4% of 1850= 99.4% * 1850= 0.994 * 1850= 1838.9
60% of 1850 = 60% * 1850 = 0.6 * 1850 = 1,110
The Compromise of 1850 took place in 1850.