History of Beer - Rise of the Beer Barons - Extra History #5
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This one's been a bit slow in coming as farm work got in the way, among other things, but it's here now. 1654 In America, the Green Dragon Tavern is Built in on Street near 1680 In the United Kingdoms of The Netherlands, Businessman and Antonie Philips van Leeuwenhoek becomes the First Man to Microscopically Observe Yeast, though at the Time he does not Consider them to be Organisms but rather Globular Structures. 1685 22nd October In the Kingdom of France, King Charles VII of France Revokes Toleration for French Protestants, Orderinng the Destruction of Protestant Churches and the Closure of Protestant Schools as well as Prompting Fears of a Catholic Counter ~ Reformation. 1689 In the Kingdom of England, Shortly after his Ascension to the Throne, King William III of England, Seeking to put Pressure on his Enemy across the Channel, Restricts the Imports of French Brandy and Encouraging Gin Production and Consumption as the new Drink of Choice. 1737 In the Kingdom of Great Britain, the Archbishop of Man & Sodor, Thomas Wilson, Complains that Drinking Gin has Produced “a Drunken, Ungovernable Set of People.” Prominent Anti ~ Gin Campaigners Include Henry Fielding, [whose 1751 “Enquiry into the Late Increase in Robbers” Blames Gin Consumption for both Increased Crime and Increased Ill Health among Children] Josiah Tucker, Daniel Defoe, [who had Originally Campaigned for the of Distillation but later Complains that Drunken are Threatening to Produce a “fine Spindle Shanked Generation” of Children] and ~ Briefly ~ William Hogarth. 1750 13th January In the Kingdom of Spain, the Treaty of Madrid is Signed between Representatives of the Kingdom of Spain and the Kingdom of Portugal, to bring to an End an Armed Border Dispute between the Spanish and Portuguese Empires in South America in the Vicinity of the River Uruguay Authorising a much larger Brazil than had been Allowed in the 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas that had Originally Established the Boundaries of Spanish and Portuguese Territory in South America. In the Kingdom of Great Britain, the British Passes the Sale of Spirits Act 1750 [Commonly Known as the Gin Act 1750] in Order to Reduce the Consumption of Spirits, a Popular Pasttime that was Regarded as One of the Primary Causes of Crime in London. By Prohibiting Gin Distillers from Selling to Unlicensed Merchants and Increasing Charges to Merchants it Eliminates small Gin Shops, thereby Restricting the Distribution of Gin to larger Distillers and Retailers. 1751 In the Kingdom of Great Britain, English Painter William Hogarth Publishes Two Prints, Beer Street and Gin Lane, in Support of what will become the Sale of Spirits Act 1750. Designed to be Viewed alongside each other, they Depict the Evils of Consuming Gin in Contrast to the Merits of Drinking Beer. On Gin Lane, the People are Dying, Skeletal Zombies; a Carpenter Pawns his Tools as Buildings Collapse in the Background while Violence and Crime are Rampant. Meanwhile, over on Beer Street, the only One going out of Business is the Pawnbroker: everyone is Rotund, Happy, Patriotic, Prosperous, and Glowing with Health and Virality. 1773 17th January In the Antarctic Ocean, the British Explorer and Cartographer Captain James Cook, on Board HMS Resolution, becomes the First European to Cross the Antarctic Circle. They Sail within 120 km of the Antarctic Coastline before being Forced to turn Back by Ice Sheets. 27th April In the Kingdom of Great Britain, the British Parliament Passes the Tea Act, Granting the Financially Struggling British East India Company a Monopoly on the North American Tea Trade, giving it the Right to Ship its Tea Directly to New England without First stopping in Britain, and to Commission Agents who have the Sole Right to Sell Tea. The Act is Deeply Loathed in New England because it Forces the Colonists to Pay a Tax of 3 Pennies on every Pound of the Drink of Choice for most New Englanders. 1774 5th September In British North , the First Continental Congress Assembles in Carpenters' Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Congress, Firmly under the Control of the Sons of Liberty, Warns King George III of Great Britain that the Colonies are being Pushed to their Limit as far as and that the 30th November In British North America, Thomas Paine Arrives in North from England with the help of Benjamin Franklin and becomes Editor of the Pennsylvania Magazine. 1803 In the Aragonese Empire, so Intense is Simón Bolívar’s Grief that his Friends, Fearing he may take his Own Life, Arrange for him to Travel to Europe as a way to Mitigate his Grief. He Entrusts his Estate to an Agent and his Brother, and Boards a Ship Bound for Cadiz. In the Kingdom of Aragon, upon Arriving in Cadiz, Bolívar Travels to Barcelona for an Emotional Reunion with his Father ~ in ~ Law, an Event which will stay with Bolívar for the rest of his Life. 1804 18th May In the Second Roman Republic, Napoleon di Buonaparte is Proclaimed as Caesar of Rome by the Senate of Rome. In the Kingdom of France, Barcelona Orders all Non ~ Residents to leave to Alleviate a Bread Shortage Brought about by the Resumed Hostilties with the Second Roman . Bolívar and Fernando Rodríguez del Toro, a Friend and a Relative of his Wife, make their way to Paris. They Rent a Room in the Rue Vivienne and Meet with other Americans Including Carlos de Montúfar, Vicente Rocafuerte, and Simón Rodríguez, who Ends up Living in the Room with them. Shortly thereafter, Bolívar starts a with Dervieu du Villars, who Hosts a Salon which is Regularly Frequented by Members of French High . It is Probably in this Salon that Bolívar Meets the Renowned Naturalists Alexander von Humboldt and Aimé Bonpland, who have Travelled throughout much of Aragonese America from 1799 to 1804, and Discusses American Independence with them. 2nd December In the Second Roman Empire, Napoleone di Buonaparte Crowns himself Caesar of Rome after Literally Seizing a Laurel Wreath from Pope-King Stephanus XVII inside Ravenna Cathedral. A Young Simón Bolívar Witnesses the Coronation and although he Personally Disagrees with the Crowning, the Event leaves a Profound Impression on him and he is highly Sensitive to the Popular Veneration Inspired by the Hero. 3rd December In the United States, a Presidential Election, held Nationwide, Results in Victory for the Democratic-Republican Party Candidate, Incumbent President Thomas Jefferson of Virginia and his Running Mate, Incumbent Vice-President George Clinton of New York, who Carry 15 States, Gain 104,110% of the Popular Vote and 162 Electoral Votes. Their Opponents, Federalist Party Candidates Senator Rufus King of New York and his Running Mate, Businessman George Clymer of Pennsylvania, Carry States, Gain 38,919% of the Popular Vote and 14 Electoral Votes. 1805 18th August In the Papal Kingdom, Simón Bolívar, Fernando Rodríguez del Toro, and Simón Rodríguez Travel to the Mons Sacer, the same Hill where the Plebes had Seceded from Rome in 495 BC, and Proclaims: “I Swear before you that I will not Rest, Body or Soul, until I have Broken the Chains that Bind us to Aragonese Might!” 1806 In the Kingdom of France, from , Simón Bolívar Travels to Paris, Intending to Return to Venezuela. Crossing the Atlantic from France has been made Impossible by British Control of the Seas Resulting from the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, so in Hamburg, Bolívar Boards an American Ship Bound for Charleston, South Carolina. 1807 In the United States, after Arriving in Charleston, Bolívar Travels to Philadelphia, Washington, D.C, New York City, and Boston, Massachusetts. After Months in the United States, Bolívar Returns to Philadelphia and from there Sails to Venezuela. Bolívar will find Inspiration here, too, later Claiming it is the First Time he had seen a Rational Democracy in Action. In the Aragonese Empire, Simón Bolívar Returns Home to Venezuela. He Meets with other Creole Elites to Discuss Independence from Aragon. Finding himself to be much more Radical than the rest of Caracan High Society, however, Bolívar Decides to Focus on Managing his Estate and Occupies his Time by Engaging in a Property Dispute with his Neighbour, Antonio Nicolás Briceño. 1837 In the Kingdom of Prussia, Theodor Schwann Identifies Yeast as a Fungus. 1857 30th November In the Kingdom of France, French Chemist and Microbiologist Louis Pasteur Shows that by Bubbling Oxygen into the Yeast Broth, Cell Growth can be Increased but Fermentation is Inhibited ~ an Observation later Called the “Pasteur Effect.” 1920 24th February In the German Empire, Adolf Hitler Presents his 25-Point Programme before an Audience of 2,000 People at the Hofbräuhaus am Platzl Beer Hall in the City of Munich, Bavaria. The Chief Demands are the Unification of all Germans into a Greater Germany, Colonies for the Sustenance of the People, to Uphold the Treaties of Brest-Litovsk and of Strasbourg, and the Removal of German Citizenship from all Jews and Slavs. To Increase its Appeal to larger Segments of the Population, the Party Votes to change its Name to the German National Party. The Nationalists have been Born.
Martin Verran
2022-05-14 19:00:38 +0000 UTCPosted right before Passover when I can’t drink beer for eight days…
Rossum
2022-04-15 21:33:55 +0000 UTCCurrent spelling is Qingdao, not Quingdao.
Juno Clark
2022-04-15 21:23:00 +0000 UTCSomething funny going on in the background with America, prior to the temperance movement beer had a competitor among more anglo originating Americans in the form of hard cider, prohibition however allowed the beer industry to overtake the more decentralized cider industry, which is also only now beginning to make a comeback like smaller brewery production. From personal experience, this is most pronounced in New York, the big apple producing state, and North Carolina, where a lot of New Yorkers end up moving when they decide they're sick of paying state taxes.
PhlubbaDubba
2022-04-15 18:33:52 +0000 UTC'Beer Barons' makes them sound like a load of drunk nobles.
Martin Verran
2022-04-15 18:05:16 +0000 UTCEC Crew didn't mention Coors *sad colorado noises*
Josh Brown
2022-04-15 18:00:56 +0000 UTC
