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William Yeats was born in Dublin, Sandy Mount, Ireland. His parents are John Butler Yeats and Susan Pollexfen.
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Yeats and his family left their home, to move to, London, England. He spent his summers in Ireland.
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William Yeats grew up and graduated from a independent secondary school, in Dublin.
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William attended college at NCAD, for art and design.
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Yeats' first poem "Mosada, a dramatic poem"
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Lady Gregory and him found the Irish theatre. In 1887, his dramatic production outweighed his poetry.
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Yeats met a women and he was in love with her, but when he asked Maude Gonne to marry him serval times, and she refused every time.
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"Tragic Generation" was released with was two anthologies, formed in London.
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Dublin Abbey's theatre reopened in 1904 after a wealthy sponsor paid for the renovations.
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Yeats introduced the importance of masks in a simple poem in 1910.
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In 1916, Yeats began to study being a playwright. The plays were represented as "plays for dancers."
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William Yeats marries Georgie Hyde-Lees in 1917.
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In 1922, Yeats was elected the first Irish senate, and he is late reelected in 1925.
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In 1923, William Yeats, got his first Nobel Prize because his poetry was so inspirational.
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Yeats died in January, of 1965, in Roquebrune Cap Martin, France.