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1789
 
     
Fletcher Christian leads a mutiny on HMS Bounty against the captain, William Bligh        
Bligh's account in 1790 of the mutiny on the Bounty
National Archives, Kew

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1789
 
    
Francisco de Goya is appointed court painter to the new Spanish king, Charles IV       
1790
 
     
Mozart's opera Così fan Tutte has its premiere in Vienna, in the court theatre of Joseph II        
c. 1790
 
    
A second great revivalist movement sweeps northeast America, inspired by the earlier example of Jonathan Edwards       
1790
 
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Joseph Haydn sets off for England, where impresario Johann Peter Salomon presents his London symphonies        
1790
 
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A second fleet arrives in Sydney, bringing more convicts and a regiment, the New South Wales Corps, to keep order       
1790
 
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The Potomac is chosen as the navigable river on which the new US capital city will be sited     
1790
 
  
The USA becomes the first nation to establish a regular census as a systematic check on the size of the population     
1790
 
    
Anglo-Irish politician Edmund Burke publishes Reflections on the Revolution in France, a blistering attack on recent events across the Channel       
1790
 
    
English painter J.M.W. Turner is only 15 when a painting of his, a watercolour, is first exhibited at the Royal Academy       
Turner Cote House near Bristol (detail) c.1791
Cecil Higgins Art Gallery

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