William Wordsworth- Timeline
1770-----> Wordsworth was born, 7 April.
1779-----> Wordsworth attended Hawkshead Grammar School.
1787-----> Wordsworth's first published the poem ‘Sonnet, on Seeing Miss Helen Maria William Weep at a Tale of Distress’ in The European Magazine.
1790-----> Went on a walking tour to France and Switzerland.
1791-----> Returned to France, met Annette Vallon.
1792-----> Wordsworth's illegitimate daughter Caroline was born.
1795-----> Inherited £900 and went to live with Dorothy in Dorset.
1797-----> Completed the play, The Borderers. Began to have the great friendship with Coleridge
1798-----> Coleridge and Wordsworth published Lyrical Ballads. Started to write The Prelude
1799-----> Moved to Dove Cottage in Grasmere.
1802-----> Married Mary Hutchinson.
1805-----> The Prelude was completed
1807-----> Poems in Two Volumes got published.
1808-----> Moved to Allan Bank
1811-----> His children, Thomas and Catherine died.
1812-----> Moved from Allan Bank to the Rectory, Grasmere.
1813-----> Became a distributor of Stamps for Westmoreland. Completed The Excursion
1814-----> The Excursion was published. The Recluse was planned.
1815-----> First Collected Edition of Poems was published.
1820-----> Published The River Duddonsequence.
1827-----> Toured with Rhine, his daughter Dora, and Coleridge
1834-----> Coleridge died
1843-----> Became Poet Laureate
1847-----> Dora died.
1850-----> Wordsworth died, 23 April. The Prelude was published by his wife and executors.
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