Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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November 1895

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Date Day Event Place 1 Fri Letter: Mr. E.T. Sturdy 80 Oakley St, London, England 2 Sat

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

Letter: Mr. E.T. Sturdy

80 Oakley St, London, England 3 Sun Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 4 Mon Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 5 Tue

Lecture: "Indian philosophy and Western society" at The Balloon society

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

80 Oakley St, London, England 6 Wed Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 7 Thu Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 8 Fri Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 9 Sat Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 10 Sun

Lecture: "The basic of Vedanta Morality" at South Place Chapel

Informal talks at Lady Isabelle Margesson's residence (63 St. George's road)

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

80 Oakley St, London, England 11 Mon Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 12 Tue Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 13 Wed

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

Letter: Swami Akhandananda

80 Oakley St, London, England 14 Thu

Newspaper Report: "The Christian Commonwealth"

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

80 Oakley St, London, England 15 Fri Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 16 Sat

Lecture: "Religion of love"

Lecture: "Universal religion?" at Hugh R. Haweis' residence (Cheyne Walk, Chelsea)

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

80 Oakley St, London, England 17 Sun Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 18 Mon

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

Letter: Alasinga Perumal

80 Oakley St, London, England 19 Tue Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 20 Wed Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 21 Thu

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

Letter: Mrs. Ole Bull

80 Oakley St, London, England 22 Fri Classes at 80 Oakley St, London 80 Oakley St, London, England 23 Sat

Lecture: "Jnana and Karma"

Newspaper Report: "An Universal Religion"

Classes at 80 Oakley St, London

80 Oakley St, London, England 24 Sun   80 Oakley St, London, England 25 Mon   80 Oakley St, London, England 26 Tue   80 Oakley St, London, England 27 Wed   SS Britannic,
En route 28 Thu   SS Britannic,
En route 29 Fri   SS Britannic,
En route 30 Sat   SS Britannic,
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