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1862
 
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Lincoln declares in his Emancipation Proclamation that all slaves in any state opposing the Union government 'are and henceforward shall be free'       
1862
 
    
Dostoevsky publishes Notes from the House of the Dead, a semi-autobiographical novel about life in a Siberian labour camp       
1862
 
   
Unpublished American poet Emily Dickinson writes more than 300 poems within the year      
1862
 
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The bones of Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills are brought back to Melbourne after the heroic failure of their attempt to cross Australia       
1863
 
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It is discovered in the US that wood pulp can be used to make paper, and the Boston Weekly Journal is the first to use the new substance     
1863
 
    
British officer Charles Gordon leads untrained auxiliaries against the Taiping rebels in China, becoming known as Chinese Gordon       
Reprisals by Taiping rebels, colour print by Dickes c.1860
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1863
 
   
Samuel Clemens uses the pseudonym Mark Twain for the first time on an article in Virginia City's Territorial Enterprise      
1863
 
     
British architect George Gilbert Scott designs a memorial for Prince Albert in Kensington Gardens        
Sculptural group, Albert Memorial
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1863
 
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Mobs of women destroy shops in Richmond, Virginia, in protest at food prices inflated by the war      
1863
 
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The French capture Mexico City and President Juarez flees to the north