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1898 - Born on the 22nd of July in Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania, United States. American author, poet, short story writer and novelist.
1908 - At the age of about ten, Benét was sent to the Hitchcock Military Academy.
1919 - 1920 - Graduated from The Albany Academy in Albany, New York and Yale University.
1920 - Member of Wolf's Head Society and the power behind the Yale Lit, according to Thornton Wilder.
1928 - 1943 - Wrote narrative poem "John Brown's Body" (Pulitzer Prize for poetry), short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster", verse history "Western Star".
1943 - He died on 31st of March in New York City because of heart Failure.
1944 - Awarded a posthumous Pulitzer Prize for "Western Star", an unfinished narrative poem on the settling of America.
1908 - At the age of about ten, Benét was sent to the Hitchcock Military Academy.
1919 - 1920 - Graduated from The Albany Academy in Albany, New York and Yale University.
1920 - Member of Wolf's Head Society and the power behind the Yale Lit, according to Thornton Wilder.
1928 - 1943 - Wrote narrative poem "John Brown's Body" (Pulitzer Prize for poetry), short story "The Devil and Daniel Webster", verse history "Western Star".
1943 - He died on 31st of March in New York City because of heart Failure.
1944 - Awarded a posthumous Pulitzer Prize for "Western Star", an unfinished narrative poem on the settling of America.
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- "Honesty rare as a man without self-pity, kinders as large and plain as a prairie wind."
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