Laurence Sterne
Anglo-Irish novelist and cleric, celebrated for comic masterpieces like Tristram Shandy.
Chronology: 1713-11-24 – 1768-03-18
Origins & Early Journey
Innovation & Iconic Era
Legacy & Impact
Contemporary Figures & Related Historical Timelines
- Charlotte Charke — Contemporary (Born in 1713) (1713): Pioneering English actress, writer, and playwright known for her career under various aliases.
- Denis Diderot — Contemporary (Born in 1713) (1713): Enlightenment philosopher, co-founder of the Encyclopédie, and literary giant.
- Elizabeth Barry — Contemporary (Died in 1713) (1713): A celebrated English actress of the Restoration period, known for tragic roles.
- Arthur Guinness II — Contemporary (Born in 1768) (1768): Anglo-Irish brewer, banker, and politician who managed the expansion of the Guinness brewery.
- Canaletto — Contemporary (Died in 1768) (1768): Master Vedutista: Celebrated painter of Venetian and Roman cityscapes.
- Encyclopædia Britannica — Contemporary (Born in 1768) (1768): A long-running, general-knowledge English-language encyclopedia, published in print and online.
- Baruch Spinoza — Shared historical date (11-24 · Born) (1632): Radical philosopher of the Dutch Golden Age, known for his pantheistic metaphysics.
- Dale Carnegie — Shared historical date (11-24 · Born) (1888): Pioneering author and lecturer on self-improvement, public speaking, and human relations.
- Bernie Wrightson — Shared historical date (03-18 · Died) (2017): Master American comic artist celebrated for intricate horror and science fiction illustration.
- Chuck Berry — Shared historical date (03-18 · Died) (2017): Pioneering guitarist and songwriter, often called the 'Father of Rock and Roll'.
- 1713 Historical Timeline & Archive — Explore world events and figures from 1713
- November 24 (11-24) On This Day — Historical birthdays and events on November 24
- 1768 Historical Timeline & Archive — Explore world events and figures from 1768
- March 18 (03-18) On This Day — Historical events and memorials on March 18
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