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Creates an orchestral portrait of London before its 1914 premiere.
Explore 184 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1913.
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Creates an orchestral portrait of London before its 1914 premiere.
Works with archaeological and survey teams in Sinai and the Negev, experience later useful for military intelligence.
Combines academic teaching with social work and Labour politics.
Determines the arrangement of atoms within sodium chloride crystals.
Publishes the collection Songs from Books.
Publication of "Sons and Lovers"
Composes, "St Pauls Suite"
Publication of "The Social Unrest". Publication of "The Awakening of India"
Composes the orchestral idyll The Banks of Green Willow.
Publishes the novel The Dark Flower.
The Great Adventure receives a London stage production.
Publishes the comic novel The Little Nugget.
Publication of "The Passionate Friends"
Publishes the Professor Challenger novel The Poison Belt.
Publication of "The Social Unrest". Publication of "The Awakening of India"
Completes the Union Buildings overlooking Pretoria.
Retires from his professorship at University College London.
Coordinates War Office preparations with French military planners.
Surveys the Wilderness of Zin with Thomas Edward Lawrence.
Builds the group that becomes the East London Federation.
Plants a bomb at Lloyd George's newly built house in Surrey, damaging it severely
Maintains communication with British militants while avoiding arrest.
Applies X-ray diffraction to reveal a crystal's internal structure.
Develops instruments for measuring X-ray diffraction from crystals.
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