1 October in history.

1815 The Congress of Vienna started. It brought stability to Europe for nearly a century. A precursor of the United Nations and also the European Community.
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1847 Maria Mitchell became a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The first woman to be inducted. She was a stargazer, a Massachusetts Quaker who taught at Vassar.
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1850 The University of Sydney was founded. It preceded Cal 1868 and the LSE 1895. It followed Toronto 1827.
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1867 Karl Marx published the first value of ‘Das Kapital.’ He preferred seat G7 in the Reading Room of the British Library. Sat there.
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1946 A dozen major Nazi leaders were sentenced to death at Nuremberg. No comment necessary.
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