The 1810s was, on Earth's calendar, the second decade of the 19th century. Although this was a time period before Human formulation of stardates, this era lasts from stardates 1810.0 through 1819, while the reference stardate system has delineated this era ranging from stardate -2/10 to stardate -2/19.
Events[]
1811[]
- The element iodine was officially isolated and identified by Humans for the first time on Earth's European continent, in France.[1][2]
- In the holoprogram Paris 042, Sullivan's Public House is established in Fair Haven, Ireland.[3]
1812[]
- Napoléon Bonaparte reaches the height of his conquests in Europe. His exploits are viewed over 450 years later by the alien Trelane via a long-range observation telescope.[4]
- 1812 Overture
1815[]
- Napoleon's armies are finally defeated by the British-Prussian-Dutch alliance in the Battle of Waterloo.[5]
1816[]
- A comedy set in the year 1816 was one of the pieces of period literature that Kathryn Janeway dabbled with reading in 2371.[6]
1817[]
- The element selenium was officially isolated and identified by Humans for the first time on Earth's European continent, in Sweden.[1][2]
1819[]
- Ode to Psyche is written by John Keats.[7]
Births and deaths[]
Births[]
1810 births[]
- P.T. Barnum born.[7]
- Frédéric Chopin born.[7]
1812 births[]
- 7 February
- Charles Dickens born.[1][7]
1813 births[]
- 3 May
- Richard Wagner born.[1]
1819 births[]
- Joshua Norton born.[1]
- 1 August
- Herman Melville born.[1][7]
Deaths[]
1815 deaths[]
- 13 October
- Joachim Murat dies.[1]
1817 deaths[]
- 18 July
- Jane Austen dies.[1]
- 7 December
- William Bligh dies.[1]