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Bellamy, Edward

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Born: 1850 AD
Died: 1898 AD, at 48 years of age.

Nationality: American
Categories: Novelists

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1850 - Born in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts on the 26th of March.

1882 - He married Emma Augusta Sanderson.

1884 - Bellamy owes many aspects of his philosophy to a previous reformer and author, Laurence Gronlund, who published his treatise "The Cooperative Commonwealth: An Exposition of Modern Socialism".

         - He had published four undistinguished novels.

1891-1894 - He edited a weekly newspaper, the New Nation.

1898 - He went to Denver for treatment of tuberculosis. He returned to Chicopee Falls the next spring and died there on the 22nd of May.



 

 

 






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