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| 1882 | She was born in London in an upper-middle class family, 25th January |
| 1895 | Death of her mother |
| 1904 | Death of her father: first attempt to suicide; she settled with her sisters and two brothers in Bloomsbury |
| 1907 | She and her brother took together another house in Bloomsbury (it became a centre of literally entertainment) |
| 1912 | Marriage with Leonard Woolf |
| 1917 | Foundation of the Hogarth Press |
| 1921 | Publication of Monday or Tuesday |
| 1922 | Publication of Jacob’s Room |
| 1922 | Publication of Mrs Dalloway |
| 1925 | Publication of The Common Reader |
| 1927 | Publication of To the Lighthouse |
| 1928 | Publication of Orlando; She read A Room of Ones’ Own to the women students of the University of Cambridge |
| 1929 | Publication of A Room of Ones’ Own |
| 1931 | Publication of The Waves |
| 1932 | Publication of The Second Common Reader |
| 1937-1938 | She wrote Three Guineas (a part of The Years) |
| 1941 | She committed suicide after a cycle of depression due to the World War II |