The Tale of Years

The clock in Victoria railway station, Bombay.

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Tale of Years

1814

in The Copy Book

There are eight posts in The Copy Book assigned to 1814. To see all our posts in chronological order, go to the Tale of Years.

A Right and a Duty

The tighter the US Government’s stranglehold on dissent grew, the harder Daniel Webster fought for freedom of speech.

A Highly Polished People

Stamford Raffles, Lieutenant-Governor of Java, urged London to bypass our European partners and trade directly with Japan.

Changing Times

The editor of the country’s most famous newspaper had to use a little sleight-of-hand to bring journalism to the people.

Wild Goose Chase

Sir Walter Scott warned that schoolchildren must not expect to be entertained all the time.

Education of the Heart

For Jane Austen, the best education a father can give to his child is to befriend her.

A Tempting Offer

True moral integrity comes from within.