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Anna Alcott, Louisa May Alcott's older sister, is born.
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Louisa May Alcott is born in Germantown, Pennysylvania
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Louisa May Alcott and family move to Boston.
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Bronson Alcott opens the Temple School.
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Elizabeth Alcott is born.
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The Temple School is closed after sexual scandal and racial intergration.
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May Alcott, the fourth adn final Alcott sister, is born.
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The Fruitlands Commune is established by Bronson Alcott.
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The Fruitlands Commune fail, leaving the Alcott family in poverty.
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In Concord, Louisa May Alcott's first earnings are as a dressmaker for dolls.
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Louisa May Alcott works as a teacher and seamstress.
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The Rival Painters is Louisa May Alcott's first sotry, published.
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Elizabeth dies because of the effects of scarlet fever at three in the morning.
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Lonely and unemployed, Alcott considers suicide.
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Louisa enlists as a nurse and is assigned in an army hospital in Washington.
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Louisa almost dies from typhoid pheunomia.
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Hospital Skectches is Louisa May Alcott's first bestseller.
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Thomas Niles wants LMA to write a novel for girls, and Louisa May Alcott comes up with Little Women.
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Little Women is published.
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Abigail Alcott dies.
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May Alcott dies, leaving her daughter Lulu to Louisa. Lulu arrives in 1880.
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Jack and Jill , by LMA is published.
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Lulu's Library is published. This book was written by Louisa May Alcott.
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A Garland for Girls, by Louisa May Alcott is published.
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Bronson Alcott dies at the age of 88.
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Louisa May Alcott dies at age 55.
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The first collection of Alcoot Thrillers is published. It is called BEHIND A MASK.
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Louisa May Alcott is introduced the the Women's Hall Of Fame.
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The Library of America honors Alcott, publishing the March Family Trilogy, Little Women, Little Men, and Jo's Boys, in a one volume edition.