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TracyAnderson&MiaMoumdjian1866
QueenVictorias
PublicAppearance
QueenVictoriawithdrewherselffrom
all public appearances until this week.
She has just made her first public
appearance since the death of Prince
Albert.Prince Albert died on December
14 1861, from typhoid fever. She
attendedthestateopeningofparliament.
They hada roughmarriage but had
nine children together. Albert helped
Victoria with the politics of England
because peoplequestioned herability to
rule.Hewashergreatestally.
IndustrialRevolution
Poverty
AlfredNobelhascreated dynamiteto
make a safer and easier way to blast
through mountains. It is described as the
packaging of nitroglycerin, a highly
poisonous explosive liquid, or other
volatile compounds such as sensitized
ammonium nitrate. It can be transported
easily and,withpropercare,canbesafely
detonated.
Atelegraph cable has beenlaidacross
the atlantic ocean. This cable has been
named the Transatlantic telegraph cable.
It was laid by ship SS Great Eastern
captainedbysirJamesAnderson.
ChildLabor,YesorNo?
JuliaMargaret
Cameron
Julia Margaret Cameron has recently
taken two more photographs. The
subjects of the pictures are Beatrice
Cenci and Henry Thoby Prinsip. These
photosweretakeninEngland.
These photos are only addingto the
famous photographers portfolio. They
earnedheraspotinthePhotographic
Anderson&Moumdjian2
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