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montgomery was born in Clifton, PEI
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her father asked Maud to join him in Prince Saskatchewan, and she spent the next year in the Canadian West
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her first published work, a poem, appeared in the Charlettetown, Prince Edward Island, Daily Patriot
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returns to Prince Edward Island
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went to Prince of Wales College in Charlettetown to prepare for a teaching career
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she became engaged to a suitable young man but she met another man while engaged but walked away from both of them
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Maud's grandfather dies
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for a brief period of time whe was a reporter for a Halifax newspaper
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her previously rejected novel was accepted by a publisher
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Anne of Green Gables was published by the L.C. Page Company of Boston
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a sequel, Anne of Avonlea, followed
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Maud's grandmother dies
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marries Ewan MacDonald, an attractive, amiable, conscientious Presbyterian minister to whom she had secretly been engaged to for five years
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gives birth to Chester
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gives birth to Stuart
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her cousin and closest friend, Frederica Campbell, dies
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her husband has a heart attack of what was termed "religious melancholia"
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montgomery becomes engaged in a series of expensive and very trying lawsuits with publisher L.C. Page
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she became the first Canadian woman to named a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in England
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Maud and her family move to Norval, Ontario, where Ewan becomes the minister of a different congregration
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Maud wins the lawsuits
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she was invested with the Order of the British Empire
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after a series of physical ailments, he had a complete breakdown and was institutionalized for months
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Ewan retires and the MacDonalds move to Toronto, where their sons go to college
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the Canadian government created a national park on Prince Edward Island in around Cavendish because of the renown Maud's books had brought to the area
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had a bad fall and became sick
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L.M. Montgomery dies in Toronto, Ontario, Canada