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20 March: The novel Uncle Tom 's Cabin ( Uncle Tom's Cabin ) by Harriet Beecher Stowe is published with a circulation of 5,000 copies for the first time in book form. The work is out of print within 48 hours. In the same year, many of the anti - Tom literature attributable to the works of other authors come out.
March: The first part of the continuing story Bleak House by Charles Dickens appears.
August: Jules Verne published the short story L' Amérique du Sud. Moeurs péruviennes. Martin Paz, nouvelle historique ( Martin Paz ). In the same year he also published Les Châteaux en Californie ou Pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse.

Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy published his first work, the narrative childhood in which he blends fictional and autobiographical elements.
Jeremias Gotthelf wrote the story Barthli the Korber.

Friedrich Hebbel's tragedy Agnes Bernauer has its world premiere in Munich. It is controversial from the outset with the critics, however, a popular success.

The last edition of which was founded by Louise Otto Women's Newspaper - An institution for higher female interests will appear in Gera.

April 29: In Britain, the 15,000 -word Thesaurus by Peter Mark Roget, who subsequently rapidly triggers reprints due to high demand appears.

January 4: Mite Kremnitz, German writer († 1916)
JANUARY 12: Hugo Zöller, German explorer and journalist († 1933)
February 13: Ion Luca Caragiale, Romanian writer († 1912)
February 24: George Moore, Irish writer († 1933)
March 5: Isabella Augusta Gregory, Irish writer († 1932)
MARCH 13: Oscar Blumenthal, German writer and playwright († 1917)
APRIL 12: Agnes Sapper, German writer († 1929)
APRIL 17: Ida Boy-Ed, German writer († 1928)
April 25: Leopoldo Alas ( Clarín ), Spanish writer († 1901)
May 4: Alice Liddell, a template for the heroine in Alice in Wonderland († 1934)
July 14: Walter Robert - Tornow, German translator († 1895)
September 2: Paul Bourget, French poet and critic († 1935)
October 1: Richard Kralik, Austrian writer and philosopher († 1934)
October 16: Karl Ludwig Schemann, German writer, translator and researcher race († 1938)
October 22: Adam Müller- Guttenbrunn, Austrian writer and theater director († 1923)
OCTOBER 28: Theodor Fritsch, German publicist anti -Semitic literature († 1933)
December 13: Emanuel Schreiber, an Austrian rabbi and writer († 1905)

March 4: Nikolai Gogol, Russian writer (* 1809)
March 10: Armand Marrast French journalist (* 1801)
March 18: Friedrich Wilhelm Carove, German jurist, German scholar and philosopher (* 1789)
December 13: Karl Baldamus, German jurist, journalist, poet, storyteller and poet (* 1784)

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