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20.01.1900

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20.01.1900

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1878
He had his first attack of mental illness

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20.01.1900

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8.05.1896
The Kelmscott Press completed the Complete Works of Geoffrey Chaucer. Morris's copy is now in the library at Exeter College, Oxford.

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1876
He composed „The Story of the Niblungs“

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1.02.1864
The Trellis and Daisy wallpaper designs were registered.-> First wallpapers produced by Morris

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11.04.1861
Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co, opened

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17. 01.1861 Jane Alice Morris was born

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26.04.1859
Morris married Jane Burden at St Michael's Church, Ship Street, Oxford

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30.09.1857
Morris was introduced to Jane Burden

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1.12.1856
He abandoned his career in architecture he began with painting

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01.11.1856
Morris and Burne Jones later designed and had made their own furniture for their lodgings. This included Morris's only surviving design for a round table (now to be seen in the Cheltenham Museum)

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1856
He and Burned Jones move to London and he became an architect

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1856 He and Burned Jones move to London and he became an architec

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01.01.1856
The first number of the Oxford and Cambridge Magazine appeared under Morris's editorship

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01.01.1853
Morris went to Oxford to study theology
(where he met Burne-Jones)

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01.02.1848
Morris went to Marlborough College

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24.03.1834
Walthamstow, UK