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KM Chronology Expanded Copyright©VeraScarelli KATHERINE ENGLISH AND IRISH FRENCH AMERICAN ARTS & SCIENCE MAIN HISTORICAL MANSFIELD’S LIFE LITERATURE LITERATURE LITERATURE (other major EVENTS philosophical and scientific works, music, painting) 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 October, 14 - George Francis -Maupassant, Pierre et -Birth of Eugene -John Boyd Dunlop - Germany: Emperor Kathleen Mansfield Armstrong, Jean; Gladstone O’Neill; invents the first Frederick III dies and is Beauchamp is born to Mephistopheles in -birth of Bernanos and -death of Bronson and pneumatic tire; succeeded by his son Annie Dyer and Harold Broadcloth: A Satire; Jouhandeau; Louisa May Alcott; -George Eastman Wilhelm II; Beauchamp, residing at - Mary Elizabeth -Émile Verhaeren, Les -Henry James, “The registers the trademark -Brazil: slavery is 11 Tinakori Rd, Braddon, The Fatal Débacles; Aspern Papers”; Kodak; abolished by the Lei Wellington, New Three; -Zola, Le rêve; -Vincent Van Gogh, Aurea (“Golden Law”); Zealand, “a little land -Robert Buchanan, The -Barrès, Sous l’Œil des - Walt Whitman, L’Arlésienne; -(12 March, USA) Great with no history.” She Heir of Linne; The City of barbares; Le Culte du November Boughs, Bedroom in Arles (La Blizzard paralyzes the will be one of six Dream: an Epic Poem; moi; Complete Poems and Chambre à coucher); east coast and causes children. -Wilkie Collins, The -Claudel, Fragment d’un Prose; Café Terrace at Night; 400 deaths; Legacy of Cain (novel in drame; -Edward Bellamy, beginning of the project 3 vols.); -The Brothers Looking Backward; the Décoration for the -Arthur Conan Doyle, Karamazov translated -Theodore Roosevelt, Yellow House Micah Clarke; into French (Frères Ranch Life and the (Sunflowers); series of -Birth of T. S. Eliot; Karamazov); Hunting-Trail; the Flowering Orchards; - Sir William Schwenck -Georges Courteline, Le -Grace Elizabeth King, The Night Café; some Gilbert, The Yeomen of Train de 8 h 47; Monsieur Motte. paintings of the series the Guard; The Roulin Family; The - George Gissing, A Life's Yellow House; Starry Morning; Night Over the Rhone; - George Grossmith, A -Paul Gauguin, The Society Clown: Painter of Sunflowers; Reminiscences; Madame Roulin; The - Thomas Hardy, Wessex Vision After the Sermon 1 Copyright©VeraScarelli Tales; (Jacob wrestling with - W. E. Henley, A book the Angel); of Verses; -Renoir, Girl with Spikes -death of Mary Howitt; - Girl with Flowers; - Thomas Hughes, A -Camille Pissarro, Apple manual for co- harvest at Eragny; operators. Prepared at - Georges Seurat, Port- the request of the Co- en-Bessin: The Outer operative congress, held Harbor (Low Tide); at Gloucester, in April, - Henri Toulouse 1879; Lautrec, Equestrienne -Kipling, Plain Tales (at the cirque fernando); from the Hills; Soldiers -John William Three, The Story of the Waterhouse, The Lady Gadsbys, In Black and of Shalott; Cleopatra; White, Wee Wee Willie -Sir Lawrence Alma- Winkie, and Turn overs Tadema, The Roses of from "The Civil and Heliogabalus; Military Gazette"; -Edmund Blair Leighton, -Edward Lear, Nonsense Call to Arms; Botany; -Johannes Brahms, -death of Edward Lear; Violin Sonata in D minor -Eliza Lynn Linton, (opus 108); Through the Long Night -Claude Debussy, (serialized in The Arabesque No. 1, L. 66 People); for piano; - George MacDonald, -Gustav Mahler, The Elect Lady; Symphony No. 1, Lieder -Gerald Massey, “The aus “Des Knaben Name and Nature of the Wnderhorn”; Christ”; “The Secret -Richard Strauss, Don 2 Copyright©VeraScarelli Drama of Shakespeare’s Juan; Macbeth (first Sonnets”; version); - George Meredith, A Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Reading of Earth; Symphony No. 5 - William Morris (selection), A Dream of John Ball; The House of the Wolfings; Signs of Change; “The Revival of Architecture”; “The Revival of Handicraft”; “Ugly London”; - Margaret Oliphant, The Second Son (1887- 1888); -John Addington Symonds, translation of Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini; -Oscar Wilde, The Happy Prince and Other Tales; -H. G. Wells, "The Devotee of Art"; 1889 1889 1889 1889 1889 - William Allingham, Life -birth of Cocteau and -Edith Wharton -The Eiffel Tower is -Benjamin Harrison wins and Phantasy; Reverdy; publishes poems in inaugurated on 31 the presidency (USA) -John Barlas -Bourget, Le Disciple; “Scribner’s Magazine”; March; -(USA) Admitted to (pseudonym: Evelyn -Maeterlinck, La -William Dean Howells, -Bergson, Essai sur les statehood: North 3 Copyright©VeraScarelli Douglas), Love Sonnets; Princesse Maleine; Annie Kilburn; données immédiates de Dakota and South -Annie Besant, "Why I -Christophe, La Famille -Theodore Roosevelt, la conscience; Dakota, Montana, and became a Theosophist"; Fenouillard; The Winning of the -Klimt, The Sirens; Washington; -M. E. Braddon, The Day -La Revue Blanche West; -Lautrec, Ball at the -Germany: birth of Will Come; launched; -Mark Twain, A Moulin de la Galette; Adolph Hitler; -Robert Browning, -birth of Jean Cocteau Connecticut Yankee in -Seurat, La Tour Eiffel -France: Boulangists are Asolando; and Pierre Reverdy; King’s Arthur Court; -Paul Gauguin, The defeated in the general -Death of Robert -death of Villiers de -Munsey’s Magazine Green Christ; The Yellow elections of July; The Browning; l'Isle-Adam, Jules (1889-1929); Christ; Second International (in -Buchanan, A Man's Champfleury - birth of Donn Byrne -Van Gogh, copies after existence until 1916); Shadow; On Descending (pseudonyme de Jules (Irish parents). Millet and others; series -Japan: The Constitution into Hell: a letter Husson) and of Barbey of the Roulin Family; of the Empire of Japan; addressed to the Right d'Aurevilly; Starry Night; -Brazil: Emperor Dom Hon. Henry Matthews, -first French comic strip - The Exhibition at the Pedro II is deposed, Q.C., Home Secretary, (bande dessinée). Café Volpini; Brazil is declared a concerning the -John William republic; proposed suppression of Waterhouse, Ophelia; -Africa: Ras Menelik literature; The Bride of -Thomas Eakins, The becomes Emperor of Love; Agnew Clinic; Ethiopia and concludes -Lewis Carroll, Sylvie -Frederick McCubbin, the treaty of Uccialli and Bruno (vol. I); Down on His Luck; with Italy. British South - Wilkie Collins, Blind -Theodore Robinson, Africa Company rules a Love (novel in 3 vols., Winter Landscape; territory which will be completed by Walter -Enrique Granados, named Rhodesia. Besant after WC's Danzas españolas; death); -The Gondoliers (music: -death of Wilkie Collins; Arthur Sullivan, libretto: -Marie Corelli, Ardath; W. S. Gilbert; Savoy -Doyle, The Mystery of Theatre) Cloomber; - Sir William Schwenck 4 Copyright©VeraScarelli Gilbert, The Gondoliers; - George Gissing, The Nether World; -death of Gerard Manley Hopkins; -T. Hughes, David Livingstone; - death of G. P. R. James; -Edward Lear (post.), Tennyson’s Poems, illustrated by Lear; -Gerald Massey, My Lyrical Life: Poems Old and New; -Morris (selection), “Gothic Architecture”; “Monuments in Westminster Abbey”; “Socialism and Anarchism”; The Roots of the Mountains; -Oliphant, Lady Car; -Walter Pater, Appreciations: With an Essay on Style; -Coventry Patmore, Principle in Art; -John Ruskin, Praeterita, (1885-1889); Dilecta (1885-1889); 5 Copyright©VeraScarelli -Robert Louis Stevenson, The Master of Ballantrae: A Winter’s Tale; The Wrong Box (co-written with Lloyd Osbourne); -Swinburne, Poems and Ballads (third series); -Arthur Symons, Days and Nights; -Alfred Lord Tennyson, Demeter and Other Poems; -Oscar Wilde, The Decay of Lying; -William Butler Yeats, The Wanderings of Oisin; 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 - Dickens, The Lazy Tour -“Mercure de France”; -Emily Dickinson, -Belle époque; -France: birth of Charles of Two Idle Apprentices; “Hermitage”; Poems; -Paul Fort founds the de Gaulle; -Richard Doddridge -birth of Maurice -Howells, A Hazard of Théâtre d'art; -Germany: Bismarck Blackmore, Kit and Genevoix and Victor New Fortunes; -James George Frazer, resigns; Kitty; Serge; -Jacob Riis, How the The Golden Bough: A -Union between -death of Dion -France, Thaïs; Other Half Lives; Study in Magic and Netherlands and Boucicault; -death of Octave -Henry James, The Religion (1890-1915); Luxembourg comes to -M. E. Braddon, One Feuillet; Tragic Muse; -William James, an end; Life, One Love; -Zola, La Bête humaine; -Sarah Orne Jewett, Principles of Psychology; -USA: Yosemite Park 6 Copyright©VeraScarelli -Buchanan, The -Claudel, Tête d’or; Tales of New England -Van Gogh, L’Arlésienne created (29 December); Moment After: a tale of -Christophe, Le Sapeur (1890 versions); At 200 Sioux killed by the unseen; The English Camenber; Eternity’s Gate; Houses soldiers in South Rose; -Renan, L’Avenir de la in Auvers; Harvest near Dakota; Sherman Act; -Marie Corelli, science. Auvers; The Church at McKinley Tariff Act; US Wormwood ; -Villiers de l’Isle-Adam, Auvers; Thatched Census officially states -Arthur Conan Doyle, Axël Cottages by a Hill; the frontier has broken The Sign of Four; The Daubigny’s Garden; up; Firm of Girdlestone; double-squares and -Cile: civil war; -Marianne Farningham, squares; Portrait of Dr -Africa: Italy (pseudo. Eva Hope) Gachet; Wheat Field consolidates Eritrea into Stanley and Africa; with Crows; a colony; agreement - George Gissing, The -Monet, Canoe on the between Germany and Emancipated; Epte; he begins the Great Britain about - Hardy, "The Lady series “Haystacks”; settlements in East Penelope"; A Group of -Cézanne, Boy in a Red Africa; Cecil Rhodes Noble Dames; Vest (1888-1890); becomes Prime Minister - William Ernest Henley, Madame Cézanne; of the Cape Colony. Views and Reviews; -William-Adolphe -Ernest William
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