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...m "emotion" was introduced in research to designate passions, feelings and affections. (Dixon 2003) The modern concept of emotion appeared around the 1830s. "No one felt emotions before about 1830. Instead they felt other things - "passions", "accidents of the soul", "moral sentiments" - and explained them very differently from how we understand emotions today.” (Smith 201...

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...eelings andaffections. (Dixon 2003) The modern concept of emotion appeared around the 1830s. "No one feltemotions before about 1830. Instead they felt...

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... current-day England): A similar issue had been discussed in the 1830s. The location was the Travancore kingdom in the southern par... ...tes are about the police department in native king- dom of around 1830s and afterwards, the exact truth is that the above lines give...

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...on transformed from one of complacency to one of moral panic.Beginning In the 1830s, when reform societies took an interest in the issue, itwas widely...

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... its Golden Age peak with the romanti- cism of the 1830s. The Age of En- lightenment witne...

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...riginated in Belgium, not France.6. Ketchup was once sold as medicine in the 1830s.7. There’s a fruit that tastes like chocolate pudding called black ... ...status symbol rather than eaten.28. Ketchup was once sold as medicine in the 1830s, believed to cureindigestion and other ailments.29. Lobsters were o... ...wers to produce just onepound.53. Ketchup was once sold as a medicine in the 1830s, touted as a cure forindigestion and other ailments.54. The world’s... ...rage, and even medicaltechnology.79. The first electric car was built in the 1830s, long before gasoline carsbecame prevalent, showcasing early innova... ...gduring a hike in the Swiss Alps.46. The first electric car was built in the 1830s, long before gasoline-powered cars became popular, demonstrating ea... ... distances for the firsttime.73. The modern refrigerator was invented in the 1830s, drasticallychanging food preservation and storage methods, contrib...

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... use dates from the writings of the French philosopher AugusteComte in the 1830s and 1840s. With its emphasis on physiology, biology tended to direct ... ...n systems early in the century; the triumph of geologicalgradualism in the 1830s; and the advance of evolutionary theory post-1859. Underlying these i... ... 5 Paradise Revealedin the 1830s, the close connection of catastrophism with natural theology tarnishe... ...s’ institutes had been establishedin Britain and during the late 1820s and 1830s the movement spread worldwide, including the Australiancolonies. The ... ...recepts of positivism were outlined inthe work of Auguste Comte during the 1830s and 1840s. At the heart of Comte’s philosophy was the idea that human... ...nical empire which arose around William and JosephHooker subsequent to the 1830s, exercised the overweening influence of Banks. Locally, although the ... ...t position Van Diemen’s Land had achieved in Australian science in thelate 1830s and early 1840s.Mechanics’ Institute IOne of the early cultural initi... ...stantive societies were again established in Van Diemen’s Land in the late 1830s and 1840s and it wasthis resurgence that ensured the colony’s place a... ...ophical Society’ may have been overlyformal for this group before the late 1830s. One of the individuals most closely involved, ThomasLempriere, confi...

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.... Before delicious candy with the art of a profession-sugar became widely available in the 1830s, peo- al. … This book is the life s...

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... or other ceremonial features (except the Historic Keawala‘i Church) was found in the land records—dating from the 1830s to the 1950s—for the immedi... ... by native residents from the Mähele ‘Äina (Land Division of 1848-1855); letters of the missionaries in Honua‘ula (1830s-early 1900s); records of th... ...re at Ka‘eo, suggest that either the significance of “Kalani Heiau” and neighboring features had diminished by the 1830s—and was not maintained in t... ...business interests, focused on ranching and plantations (the latter occurring in the cooler uplands). Also, in the 1830s, just prior to the developm... ...Church fee-simple interest in the land at Keawakapu, on which the meeting house-church had been situated since the 1830s. Pikanele wahine died some t... ...ncy, schools, and the development of businesses with which to support the growing Sandwich Islands Mission. By the 1830s, other foreigners who had p... ...and Use Recorded by Visitors (1793-1959); and (4) Keawakapu at Ka‘eo—Records of the Mission Station at Honua‘ula (1830s-1940s), including records of... ... ancient chiefs with the lands of Honua‘ula pre- date 1000 A.D. Preeminent Hawaiian scholar, David Malo—who in the 1830s, was also tied to the land ... ...e of Prayer), is more commonly used in the present-day, the term “Luakini” was in common use for churches from the 1830s to the middle 1900s (cf. Kam...

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...is years in tsarist service, especially during a prolonged leaveof absence in the 1830s, Bakikhanli also wrote numerous works ofphilosophy, history (i... ...1847) inArabia while returning. (10) POLITICAL AND INTELLECTUAL CLIMATEThe 1830s, during which Bakikhanli wrote Nasihatlar, was a dynamicperiod... ...ining Autocracy, Orthodoxy and Nationality, wasformulated and embraced in the mid 1830s. The dissident literary andpolitical circles in St. Petersburg... ...stration of several settlements in the newKuba province in 1824. (14)Early in the 1830s, some within official circles had decided thatCaucasia ought t...

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...t a lotof new harbours – and many of them are still standing today. In the 1830s, gas street lighting and water supply arrived. In the 1860s, an under... ... the Napoleonic Wars,Cardiff had social and industrial unrest. But, in the 1830s, the city began to grow rapidly. In1835, Cardiff was one of the first... ...est single-span bridge in the world. Following the cholera epidemic in the 1830s, Sunderland, as a port city, became the firstvictim. Local government...

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... and ready market. The first stag- es of transformation happened in the 1830s, when first the houses were built on the street later called Khr... ...ompletely separated districts: Podil, Pechersk and Old Town. Only by the 1830s, as a result of extensive re- landscaping, were the hills levelle...

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... certain books should be avoided. When HarrietMartineau, a reformer of the 1830s, wrote Society in America, one re-viewer suggested it be kept away fr... ...May an AmericanWoman Best Show Her Patriotism." It was in the 1820s and 1830s, Nancy Cott tells us (The Bonds of Womanhood), that there was an outp... ...of the earliest industrial strikes took place in these textilemills in the 1830s. Eleanor Flexner (A Century of Struggle) gives figure... ...put on pants,and show the limbs, and grace and mystery are all gone.In the 1830s, a pastoral letter from the General Association of Ministersof Massac... ... 123 Thus were women beginning to resist, in the 1830s and 1840sand 1850s, the attempt to keep them in their "woman's sphere... ...s. "Jacksonian Democracy" did just that. Politics in this period of the 1830s and 1840s, according to DouglasMiller, a specialist in the Jacksonian... ...oemaker artisans. Thefactory workers in Lynn, who began to organize in the 1830s, laterstarted a militant newspaper, the Awl. In 1844, four years befo... ...American work- ers, however, had already gained political democracy by the 1830s, and so their economic battles could be taken over by political parti...

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... three natural kingdoms, not as if they were createddoubt until the 1830s when the English officer for any good or particular purpose; no... ...the Reverend William Buckland in the 1820s and 1830s. The preoccupation of the naturalists withtaxonomy and the increasing... ...ad clearly been In Sydney Allan Cunningham was beginninglaid by the 1830s. to think of his return to England. Originally ... ...l history, as it was for all in the transmission of dispatches, it was 1830sectors of the colony be it agriculture or before his request ... ...olmes, who appears to have Land, and its resurgence by the end of the 1830shad little training for the position, may have established it as ...

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...varying severity for centuries,until the plague finally disappeared in the 1830s. Though we tendto think of the Black Death as synonymous with “the pl...

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...varying severity for centuries,until the plague finally disappeared in the 1830s. Though we tendto think of the Black Death as synonymous with “the pl...

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... stretched over a number of years. Electronic InfoTech chronologically 1830s and ‘40s  Wired telegraph o Developed separately in Engl...

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...hat stretched over a number of years.Electronic InfoTech chronologically 1830s and ‘40s  Wired telegraph o Developed separately in Engl...

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...rne Clemens (MarkTwain) would move with his family from Florida in the mid-1830s (Florida,Missouri, that is, where Sam was born), was founded after Ab... ... by the Euro-Americans. Thisset the stage for tragic events to come in the 1830s, and set the tone for anational attitude towards Indians which would ... ...eling in returning Canadian timberships. That would begin to change in the 1830s, when more Irish booked pas-sage first to Liverpool, England, and then... ...uri was the westernmost dwelling place of Euro-Americans. Beginning in the 1830s, the Oregon Trail was used by familiesmaking new lives on the Pacific ... ...ds, living and working in, and then sailing away from Californiain the mid-1830s. * * * Although I have located no Koll... ...Washington border. As in the case with the Cherokees in Georgia during the 1830s, and similarto the situation with the Miwok, Yahi, Wiyot and myriad o... ...hy white Missourians drove the Mormons out of Missouriinto Illinois in the 1830s was the suspicion that they were not “sound” on slavery.Indeed they w...