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King George III

1738-1820

King of England during the American Revolution, the first Hanoverian king to have English as his first language.

Queen Charlotte

1744-1818

Royal consort of George III, she had 15 children and a harmonious marriage. She supportred numerious charities.

Marie Antoinette

1755-1793

Married at 14 to the French king, Louis XVI, she lived extravently and after the French Revolution was convicted of treason and guillotined.

Josephine de Beauharnais

1763-1814

Was the first wife of Napoleon, he crowned her Empress of France in 1804 and divorced her in 1810.

Napoleon Bonaparte

1769-1821

A French military commander, became the French Emperor. He lost the major Battle of Waterloo and was later exiled to Saint Helena where he died.

Maria Cosway

1760-1838

English born in Italy. Was a successful painter, became friends with Thomas Jeferson in Paris.

Jane Austen

1775 - 1817

English novelist whose realism and social commentary have gained her historical importance and a following of fans of the Regency Period.

Ludwig VonBeethoven

1770-1827

German composer. Settled in Vienna, studied with Joseph Haydn and quickly became a virtuoso pianist. He is regarded as one of the greatest masters of musical construction,

Wolfgang Mozart

1756-1791

Composer and musician born in Salzburg. He was a profilic composer whose music is part of the standard concert repertoire.

Franz Joseph Haydn

1732-1809

Austrian musician and composer. Chiefly wrote instrumental music, religious and secular. He is regarded as the father of the symphony.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

1712-1778

Swiss born philosopher, he thought that politics and morality should not be separated.

Joseph Priestley

1733-1804

British natural philosopher, best known for his discovery with Antoine Lavoisier, of oxygen gas.

Domenico Angelo

1707-1802

Teacher of equitation and fencing. His school in England became "fashionable" and some of his clients were members of the Royal Family.

Queen Victoria

1837-1901

Ruled 64 years, during England's age of industrial expansion. Most of her nine children married royality.