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1745
 
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The principle of the Leyden jar is discovered by an amateur German physicist, Ewald Georg von Kleist, dean of the cathedral in Kamin       
1745
 
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Charles Edward Stuart lands at Eriskay in the Hebrides, launching the Forty-Five Rebellion       
1745
 
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Charles Edward Stuart gathers support for the Forty-Five Rebellion on his way south from the Hebrides and reaches Edinburgh       
1745
 
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Charles Edward Stuart marches as far south as Derby, but then turns back      
1745
 
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Frederick the Great's Prussian soldiers, advancing in shallow disciplined formation, outclass other armies of the time      
1745
 
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Frederick II's three victories in 1745 cause him to be known by his contemporaries as Frederick the Great      
1746
 
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Frederick the Great begins to build the summer palace of Sans Souci at Potsdam       
1746
 
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Charles Edward Stuart and his 5000 Scots are routed at Culloden, bringing the Forty-Five Rebellion to an abrupt end       
1746
 
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Tartan and Highland dress are banned by the British government, in a prohibition not lifted until 1782       
1746
 
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An earthquake destroys much of Lima, and an ensuing tidal wave engulfs its port at Callao