The Man of Property
Publication of "The Man of Property"
Follow John Galsworthy through 9 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Publication of "The Man of Property"
John Galsworthy's The Silver Box was first staged in London, contrasting the legal consequences faced by wealthy and working class offenders.
Publishes the social novel Fraternity.
Examines class division, philanthropy and urban poverty in London.
Examines romantic passion across successive periods of one man's life.
Publishes the novel The Dark Flower.
John Galsworthy completed the final volume of his Modern Comedy sequence, extending the social panorama developed in The Forsyte Saga. His fiction examined class, property, and changing English society.
Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for distinguished narration, especially The Forsyte Saga.
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature
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