HMS Queen Elizabeth Launch
Oversees the naval programme as HMS Queen Elizabeth is launched.
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Oversees the naval programme as HMS Queen Elizabeth is launched.
Pygmalion receives its world premiere in a German translation.
Advances construction of a new oil-fired battleship class.
Introduces Shaw's drama concerning language, class and Eliza Doolittle.
Becomes Attorney General in the Liberal government.
Assumes responsibility as the government's senior legal adviser.
Vivien Leigh is born as Vivian Mary Hartley in Darjeeling.
The future British stage and film actress is born in India.
Birth of Benjamin Britten
Arranges the recovered notebooks into Scotts Last Expedition.
Edits Scott's expedition journals for posthumous publication.
A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster
A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster.
Britain & France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention
Britain and France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention.
Chaplin reports to work at Keystone Studios to launch a legendary film career
Names the venture the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
Announces plans to cross Antarctica from sea to sea.
Seeks to contain Great Power tension after the wars.
Completes the first version of A London Symphony.
Ends a distinguished academic career researching gases and chemical elements.
Offers Germany a "naval holiday" & to halt naval armament, the Germans refuse
Establishes atomic number, placing uranium at 92.
Shows that elements should be ordered by atomic number rather than atomic weight, providing the physical basis of the modern periodic table.
West began a relationship with novelist H G Wells that influenced her personal life and writing.
Birth of Jo Grimmond
Publishes the novel Chance in book form.
Uses multiple narrators to recount Flora de Barral's troubled life.
Creates imaginative poems that become classics of children's literature.
Builds a farce around kidnapping schemes at an English school.
Provisional Collection of Taxes Act makes the Budget law after read in Parliament
Works with his son to establish practical X-ray crystallography.
Clem Stephenson featured in Aston Villa's 1913 FA Cup-winning squad, before subsequently becoming a prominent player and manager elsewhere.
Killed after jumping under the King's horse at the Derby as a Suffragette protest
Supports workers affected by the Dublin industrial dispute.
Develops suffrage organization among working women in East London.
Refines plans for deploying British forces to continental Europe.
Strachey developed a selective and ironic style for literary biography.
Appointed Field Marshal
Extends the formal logical system developed with Bertrand Russell.
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