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EDGAR ALLAN POE
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Edgar Poe was born on
January 19th, 1809 in
Boston.
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Edgar Poe's parents names
were David and Eliza Poe.
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Edgar Poe both of his parents.
He lost his mother to tuberculosis in
December 8, 1811. He lost his dad
At an unknown time.
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Edgar Poe was taken in by
John and Frances Allan who
Were successful tobacco
Merchants.
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In 1815 Edgar Poe went
To the Misses Duborg
Boarding school.
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Edgar Poe went to the
University of Virginia but
he had to leave because
he ran out of money.
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Poe's first published book
was the Tamerlane and other
Poems. It was published in 1827.
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In 1830 Poe went to West Point.
But he was court-marshaled for
disobeying orders.
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In 1835 Poe got an editor's
job in Richmond.
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On may 16, 1836 Poe
married Virginia his cushion.
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In 1837 Poe moved to New York
but when he looked for a job he
couldn't find one.
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In 1841 Poe published the
first ever detective story called
The murders in the rue.
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In 1845 Poe published the book
called "The Raven".
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On 1847 Poe's wife Virginia
died from tuberculosis.
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In 1849 Poe became engaged
to Elmira his child hood friend.
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On October 7th, 1849 Edgar
Allan Poe died in a hospital in
Boston.
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Edgar Allan Poe's final words
were "it's all over now; write
Eddy is no more".
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I think that Poe's life was
so remarkable because he
was one of the best story writers
in the world.
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One of the themes of Poe's works
that I think reflected on his life is
how they all are depressing.
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