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Foreign	Thu, November 18, 1852	The Duke of Wellington buried in St. Paul's Cathedral in London
Crime/Disasters	Thu, November 4, 1852	Sacramento, California suffers a devastating fire
Foreign	Wed, November 3, 1852	Future emperor born in Japan
Business/Industry	Mon, November 1, 1852	Efficient telegraph service initiated between London and Paris
Battles/Soldiers	Fri, October 29, 1852	Gaston Raousset departs Mexico for San Francisco
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, October 26, 1852	Mexican troops expel Gaston Raousset and his filibuster followers from the city of Hermosillo in northern Mexico
Crime/Disasters	Wed, September 29, 1852	American ship bound for New Orleans founders off the coast of Ireland
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, September 23, 1852	Yom Kippur
Foreign	Tue, September 21, 1852	French adventurer Gaston Raousset declares Sonora (Mexico) to be an independent republic
Foreign	Tue, September 21, 1852	Largest warship in the world launched
Foreign	Tue, September 14, 1852	The Duke of Wellington dies at Walmer Castle in England
Religion/Philosophy	Tue, September 14, 1852	Rosh Hashana
Legal/Political	Wed, September 8, 1852 - Fri, September 10, 1852	Third National Women's Rights Convention held in Syracuse
Personal	Thu, September 2, 1852	Joseph Medill marries Katherine Patrick
Legal/Political	Tue, August 31, 1852	The 32nd Congress ends its first session in Washington, DC
Foreign	Sat, August 7, 1852	Justo José de Urquiza revokes a February decree confiscating the property of former Argentine dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas
Commercial	Sat, July 10, 1852	Mexico rejects Daniel Webster's request to allow a U.S. company to build a railroad across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec
Crime/Disasters	Thu, July 8, 1852	Fire in Montreal, Canada leaves thousands homeless
Dickinsonian	Thu, July 8, 1852	Dickinson College holds annual commencement ceremonies
Personal	Tue, June 29, 1852	Henry Clay dies in Washington
Cultural	Tue, June 15, 1852	Jew's Hospital of New York City incorporated
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, June 10, 1852	Corpus Christi celebrated
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, June 1, 1852	French filibuster Gaston Raoul Raousset arrives in the northern Mexican state of Sonora
Foreign	Tue, June 1, 1852	Underwater telegraph line across the Irish Sea completed
Cultural	Tue, May 18, 1852	Compulsory education state law, the first in the nation, signed in Massachusetts
Foreign	Sat, May 1, 1852	Alberdi publishes a proposal for a new Argentine constitution based heavily on the Constitution of the United States
Cultural	Tue, April 20, 1852	New York Women's State Temperance Society founded in Rochester
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, April 11, 1852	Easter Sunday
Religion/Philosophy	Fri, April 9, 1852	Good Friday
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, April 4, 1852	Palm Sunday