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September 8, 1900– The Galveston hurricane kills about 6,000–12,000 people

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September 8, 1900– The Galveston hurricane kills about 6,000–12,000 people

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Rudyard Kipling (Lizzie King)

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Charles Curtis became the First Native American U.S. Senator of Kansas on January 23rd, 1907

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Charles Curtis became the First Native American U.S. Senator of Kansas on January 23rd, 1907

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Rudyard Kipling (Lizzie King)

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Rudyard Kipling received the Noble Piece prize for Literature in 1907

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Rudyard Kipling received the Noble Piece prize for Literature in 1907

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Lizzie King

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Rudyard Kipling First published collection of verses and poems was Department Ditties in June of 1886 

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Rudyard Kipling First published collection of verses and poems was Department Ditties in June of 1886 

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Lizzie King

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March 12th 1894 Coca-cola was sold in bottles for the first time!

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March 12th 1894 Coca-cola was sold in bottles for the first time!

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Rudyard Kipling (Lizzie King)

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Rudyard Kipling published the Jungle book in 1894

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Rudyard Kipling published the Jungle book in 1894

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Lizzie King

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Rudyard Kipling died on January 18th,1936

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Rudyard Kipling died on January 18th,1936

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(Lizzie King)

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Rudyard Kipling was born on December 30th, 1865

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Rudyard Kipling was born on December 30th, 1865

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(Lizzie King)

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his writing is more popular in the more radical political groups. (Matt.E)

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he was an atheist and he experienced a lot of backlash for his views. (Matt.E)

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1818 is the year Percy self-exiled for four years till his death. (Matt.E)

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a war where natives and Americans fought ageist the British because of trade routes getting cut off by the British. (Matt.E)

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Rowling has progressed from living on benefits to being named the world's first billionaire author by Forbes,[4] an assertion that she disputed.[5] Forbes reported that she lost her billionaire status after giving away much of her earnings to charity.

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In October 2010, she was named the "Most Influential Woman in Britain" by leading magazine editors.

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During Lewis Carroll's life the Pony Express was made for easier mail delivering and receiving by using horse to transport them.

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Nyctography is a form of substitution cipher writing created by Lewis Carroll in 1891. It is written with a nyctograph and uses a system of dots and strokes all based on a dot placed in the upper left corner. Using one could quickly jot down ideas or notes without the aid of light.

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is an 1865 English children's novel by Lewis Carroll.

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Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There is a novel published on 27 December 1871 by Lewis Carroll and the sequel to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

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Lewis Carroll died in Guildford, United Kingdom from pneumonia.

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Lewis Carroll was born in Daresbury, United Kingdom

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george orwell dies at the age of 46
Harper Blake

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George orwell marries his first wife Eileen Blair
Harper Blake

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Mary almost dies due to a miscarriage, but
Shelley nurses her and prepares ice baths to stop the bleeding.

Percy Shelley, aged 29, drowns in the Gulf of Spezia
while sailing. Widowed at 25, with a toddler son, Mary keeps his burnt heart wrapped in silk in her writing case and decides to earn a living by publishing her own writings and those of her dead husband

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George orwell writes what is considered his most important book
Harper Blake

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4th child
Mary Shelley gives birth to the couple’s son Percy Florence, their only child who will survive infancy.

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george orwell writes his first book, Down and out in London and Paris
Harper Blake

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Mary’s 3-year-old son William dies of malaria in Italy. The Shelley's now have no living children, though Mary is pregnant with their fourth.

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Mary Shelley gives birth to her third child, Clara Everina. The baby dies of dysentery in Italy after three weeks.

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Mary gives birth to the couple's first child, Clara. The baby is premature and dies after a few days.

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when the war begun George Orwell is 11 years old
Harper Blake

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Mary Shelley gives birth to her son William. Their second child

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Mary Shelley and Percy Shelley get eloped

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Mary Shelley and Percy Bysshe Shelley get married on December 30, 1816.

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Mary Shelley also wrote "Valperga" in 1823, "The Last Man" in 1826, "The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck" in 1830, "Lodore" in 1835, and "Falkner" in 1837.

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Mary Shelley published "Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus"

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Mary Shelley died in Chester Square, London.

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Mary Shelley was born in Somers Town, London.

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When Rowling was about nine, the family purchased the historic Church Cottage in Tutshill.[37][d] In 1974, Rowling began attending the nearby Church of England School.[41] Biographer Sean Smith describes her teacher Sylvia Morgan as a "battleaxe"[42] who "struck fear into the hearts of the children";[43] she seated Rowling in "dunces' row" after she performed poorly on an arithmetic test.[44][e] In 1975, Rowling joined a Brownies pack. Its special events and parties, and the pack groups (Fairies, Pixies, Sprites, Elves, Gnomes and Imps) provided a magical world away from the stern Morgan.[45] When she was eleven[46] or twelve, she wrote a short story, "The Seven Cursed Diamonds".[47] She later described herself during this period as "the epitome of a bookish child – short and squat, thick National Health glasses, living in a world of complete daydreams".[48]

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Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., is assassinated in Memphis, Tenn. Luke

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Percy's second wife Mary Shelley, also the writer of Frankenstein, kept his heart. (Matt. E)

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Percy Bysshe Shelley died in a boating accident. (Matt.E)

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this is considered to be his masterpiece it is a drama about Prometheus and how he gave humanity fire. (Matt.E)

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Percy Bysshe Shelley was born in England. (Matt.E)

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Alan Moore published the WATCHMEN book
(Derek)

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HG wells published the Book the World of wars.
-Ashton

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HG wells was actively formulating a doctrine of human rights.
-Ashton

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Coraline, by Neil Gaiman. Later on, it was adapted into a stop animation short film or "Claymation"
(Egan Browning)

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After a hugely successful career and a very happy life Agatha died peacefully on January 12th, 1976. She is buried in the churchyard of St Mary's, Cholsey, near Wallingford. - Alyna

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Christie Agatha : Last Public Appearance. 

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Christie Agatha : Last Public Appearance. 

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Agatha's last public appearance was at the opening night of the 1974 film version of Murder on the Orient Express starring Albert Finney as Hercule Poirot. Her verdict: a good adaptation with the minor point that Poirot's mustaches weren't luxurious enough. - Alyna

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By 1945 and the return of Max with the end of the war, Agatha had realized the tax implications of writing so much. She became less prolific and now in her mid 50s enjoyed a slower pace of life; like the rest of the country the last years of the 40s were full of shortages – a long, chilly, depressing haul. Food rationing did not end until 1954. - Alyna

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Agatha Christie ; Major Event that happened during her time of living. 

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Agatha Christie ; Major Event that happened during her time of living. 

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World War II saw Max get a wartime job in Cairo - using his languages to assist the war effort while Agatha remained in England, writing and also volunteering at the Dispensary at University College Hospital in London. Rosalind, having married Hubert Prichard, gave birth to Mathew on September 21st , 1943. Max was in Cairo but Agatha was a doting grandmother and often went to help look after the baby.
Agatha was focused and prolific during this period. Missing Max and with external entertainment more limited in wartime, she wrote and/or published such classics as And Then There Were None, Evil Under the Sun, The Body in the Library, Five Little Pigs and The Moving Finger. - Alyna

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Their relationship was forged by travel – Max could “rough it” and so could Agatha. Max proposed on the last evening of his visit to Agatha's family home of Ashfield, they were married on September 11th , 1930 at St Cuthbert's Church in Edinburgh. Agatha had slightly reduced her age in her new passport acquired for the honeymoon. Max returned to the Woolley’s dig – for the last time alone – and Agatha to London and writing. This began a productive and recurring annual writing and traveling routine for Agatha and Max: summers at Ashfield with Rosalind, Christmas with her sister’s family at Abney Hall, late autumn and spring on digs and the rest of the year in London and their country house in Winterbrook, on the edge of Wallingford, Oxfordshire. - Alyna

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After her divorce , Agatha was ready for a new start. One of Agatha’s lifelong ambitions had been to travel on the Orient Express and her first journey took place in the autumn of 1928.  Agatha set off for Baghdad and from there traveled to the archaeological site at Ur where she became friends with the Woolley's who ran the dig. Invited back the following year she met the twenty-five year old archaeologist-in-training Max Mallowan who was to become her second husband. - Alyna

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Agatha Christie : Disappearance & Divorce. 

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Agatha Christie : Disappearance & Divorce. 

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One night in early December, overwhelmed and with close friend and secretary Carlo away for the night , Agatha left Rosalind and the house to the care of the maids without saying where she was going. Her car was found abandoned the next morning several miles away. A nationwide search ensued. Agatha had somehow traveled to Kings Cross station where she took the train to Harrogate and checked into the Harrogate Spa Hotel under the name of Theresa Neale, previously of South Africa. Having been recognized by the hotel staff, who alerted the police, she did not recognize Archie when he came to meet her. Possibly concussed but certainly suffering from amnesia, Agatha had no recollection of who she was. Agatha and Archie remained apart; Agatha living with Rosalind and Carlo in London and following a course of psychiatric treatment in Harley Street. Finally accepting that her marriage was over, divorce from Archie was granted in 1928. - Alyna

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It was during the First World War that Agatha turned to writing detective stories. Her debut novel "The Mysterious Affair at Styles" , took some time to finish and even longer to find a publisher.  She finished the manuscript during her two week holiday which she spent at the Moorland Hotel at Haytor , on Dartmoor. Her new novel found expertise in poisons was also put to good use. The murderer’s use of poison was so well described that when the book was eventually published Agatha received an unprecedented honour for a writer of fiction - a review in the Pharmaceutical Journal. - Alyna

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Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller was born on September 15th, 1890 in Torquay , Devon, South West England. Born into a comfortably well off middle class family. - Alyna

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JK Rowling used her imagination big time in 1990 by making up Harry Potter and writing the books. Then making a lot of money.

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JK Rowling was born in Yate UK,
(Luke)

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Jane Austin passed away from a illness called Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
-Denayla

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Jane Austin was born in Steventon, United Kingdom.
(Denayla F.)

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On August 5th , in 1919 , Rosalind Hicks was born. This is Archibald and Agatha Christie's daughter.

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Alan Moore was born in Northampton, UK
(Derek)

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George VI opens the Festival of Britain in London, including the Royal Festival Hall, Dome of Discovery and Skylon. This will be last major public event attended by the King and Queen together. ... Princess Elizabeth opens the Exhibition of Industrial Power – the latest part of the Festival of Britain – in Glasgow.
Ethan Elks

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WW1 broke out during HG Wells time and he wrote in an Article saying that this Great war would be the war to end all wars.

-Ashton

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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (film)

Ethan Elks

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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (TV series)

Ethan Elks

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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (radio series)

Ethan Elks

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The Book Invisible Man was published by HG Wells
-Ashton

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Douglas Adams published The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is the first book in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy comedy science fiction "trilogy of six books"
Ethan Elks

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Died by an unspecified cause but most likely just due to age.
Ashton

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Died of a heart attack in Santa Barbra
Ethan Elks

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Douglas Adams was born in Cambridge, UK.
Ethan Elks

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HG Wells was born in England Kent Bromley
(Ashton)

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Neil Gaiman was born in Portchester, UK.
(Egan Browning)

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George Orwell was born in Motihari,India
(harper blake)

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Lord Alford was born on this day in what is now the School of Science and Math.
Mark Alford

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Tarzan of the Apes, by Edgar Rice Burroughs, first published.  It was the first of 24 Tarzan books written by ERB.
(Lord Alford)

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Edgar Rice Burroughs was born in Chicago, Illinois.
(Lord Alford)

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HISTORY
King Henry VIII crowned king of England
(Lord Alford)

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John Carter of Mars, an adaption of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Princess of Mars, is released in theaters by Disney.
(Lord Alford)

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HISTORY
Hitler's invasion of Poland starts WWII.
(Lord Alford)

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World War II: Causes and Timeline | HISTORY

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World War II was fought from 1939 to 1945. Learn more about World War II combatants, battles and generals, and what caused World War II.