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Completes his history of English church, Venerable Bede -
Taking shape in Iceland, derives from earlier sources in Norway, Britain and Burgundy -
First great work of Germanic literature ( legends of Scandinavia) -
Begins the epic poem of
Piers Plowman (1367) -
Chaucer begins an ambitious scheme.
Completes only 24 by the time of his death -
An English account of the French tales of king Arthur -
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Take the northern Renaissance in the direction of Christian Humanism -
Celebrates the protestant Elizabeth is a The Faerie Queene -
The central character in Hamlet expresses the ideas of the renaissance. -
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Paradise lost is published -
Sends his hero on a series of bitterly satirical travels in Gulliver´s Travels -
Publishes his magisterial Dictionary of the English language -
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Publishes a passionately feminist work -
Pride and prejudice, based on a Youthful work of 1797. -
The last leaf poem is inspired by an aged survivor of the Boston Tea party -
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Ebenezer Scrooge Mends his ways just in time in Charles Dicken's Christmas Carol -
Publishes The time Machine, a story about a time traveller -
Introduces children to Oz, in his book The Wonderful Wizard of oz. -
Publishes at her own expense The tale of Peter Rabbit -
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The first novel, Anne of Green Gables, bring her instant fame and fortune -
Publishes The History of Mr. Polly, a novel about the escape from drab everyday existence -
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Other poems are published a few months after his death in Greece -
Publishes her novel Mrs. Dalloway, in which the action is limited to a single day -
Publishes the fourth and final volume of my life and loves -
Publishes her one book, which becomes the best-selling novel, Gone with the wind -
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Publishes the novel For whom the Bell tolls, set in the Spanish Civil war -
Fable Animal Farm a ruthless pig, Napoleon, controls the farmyard using the techniques of Stalin -
A glimpse of Narnia in the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe -
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Publishes her autobiographical first novel, I Know Why the Caged bird sings -
A schoolboy wizard performs his first tricks, Harry Potter and the Philosopher´s Stone -
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The hunger games, trilogy. -
Under a pseudonym, Robert Galbraith, starts Cormoran Strike, a series of crime fiction novels.