1710 AD to 1754 AD

1710 AD: Cossack: The constitution of Pylyp Orlyk written by Hetman Pylyp.

 1711 AD: Father Kino, Catholic missionary to North America, dies at the age of 67.

1712 AD, N.Y. City: Slave insurrection. Six committed suicide. Twenty-one were executed.

1714 AD: Catholics hold 7% of the land of Ireland where they once held nearly 100%.

1715 AD: The closing of he Mauder Minimum, a period of extremely low solar activity.

1918 AD, Russia: Russia withdrew from the First World War with the signing of the Brest-Litovsk treaty. The announcement of the treaty angered the Allies and resulted in an invasion on the north-western Russia to retrieve supplies to Tsarist Russia and given to the Whites. 

~ Ukraine: The Ukraine became the Cossack Republic.

1720 AD, France: Pulmonary plague in Marseilles. Carried by rats.

1721 AD, Japan: Edo(Tokyo) had a population of 800,000 and was the most populated city in the world.

1724 AD to 1804 AD: Lifespan of Immanuel Kant.
 

 

 

 1731 AD, China: Earthquake in Peking city resulted in the deaths of about  100,000 persons.

~ USA: The settlement of Tubac was founded as a mission community, later became a military base, and then a town. It was located about 20 miles south of downtown of present Tucson, Arizona.

1734 AD on January 26th in USA: New York City maids organized for better working conditions.

1737 AD, USA: A sizable earthquake was felt in New York.

~ India: An earthquake in Calcutta resulted in the deaths of about 300,000 persons.

~ France: This is the year "optimism" began. It was used in French as optimisme as a term in the doctrine of  the German philosopher, Leibnitz.

 

 

 

 

1738 AD: Nancy Ward born Nanye'hi in the Overhill Cherokee capital of Chota. 

 

 

1740 AD: The forgotten famine in Ireland.

 

1741 AD: Ireland: The Great Catholic-Gaelic rebellion for the return of lands, a rebellion joined by English Catholics in Ireland. 

~ Ireland: Under the leadership of the Irish chieftain, Rory O'More, conspiracy was formed to seize Dublin and expel English.

~ Ireland: English settlers were driven out of Ulster.

~ Catholics still hold 59% of the land in Ireland.

1746 AD to 1828 AD, Spain: Lifespan of Francisco de Goya, Spanish painter.

 

 1749 AD: Montesquieu's Spirit of the Law's published.

1750 AD to 1850 AD: Decline of Ottoman Empire.

~ to 1850 AD: Height of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and North America.

1751 AD, North America: All Indians in Pimeria Alta, Southwest of what is now  USA, revolt,

 

1752 AD: Moravian bishop, with about five other, became the first recorded Old World people to enter the territory which came to be called the Lost Provinces of North Carolina

1755 AD: Nancy Ward and her husband fought in the Taliwa war against the Creek. Her husband was killed and she fought on. The Cherokee won. Nancy Ward was awarded the position of Warrior Woman which gave her some influence in tribal affairs.

 1704 AD: Penal code enacted barring Irish Catholics from, voting, education, and military.

 

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1740 AD: The forgotten famine in Ireland.

1749 AD: Montesquieu's Spirit of Law's published.

1755 AD: Nancy Ward and her husband fought in the Taliwa war against the Creek. Her husband was killed and she fought on. The Cherokee won. Nancy ward was awarded the position of Warrior Woman which gave here some influence in tribal affairs.

1775 AD: American War of Independence foments Irish Unrest.

~ Ireland: Henry Gratten, becomes leader of "Patriot Party."

~ Daniel O'Connell born at Derrynane, Co Kerry, Ireland. Received early schooling from Parish Priest, then sent to France to receive further instruction at St. Omer and Douni.

1776 AD: American Revolutionary War.

~ Chickamauga War in America.

~ Cherokee War in America.

~ Pennamite- Yankee War in Pennsylvania to 1815?.

~ Sixty years of war in Europe was followed by the Industrial Revolution.

                                                                                Richard Sheehan