Classics & Literature
Adam Bede
George Eliot’s novel follows a carpenter, a young woman hiding a grave mistake, and the people around them as love, class, religion, and moral responsibility collide
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Books by George Eliot
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Classics & Literature
Brother Jacob
George Eliot’s short story follows David Faux, a young apprentice whose vanity, secrecy, and changing circumstances are contrasted with the lives and judgments of those around him
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Daniel deronda
Daniel Deronda is a sprawling novel about identity, social class, love, and the search for a moral life. George Eliot divides the story between Daniel Deronda, a thoughtful young man whose origins are uncertain, and Gwendolen Harleth, an ambitious woman whose choices repeatedly collide with the
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Felix Holt the Radical
George Eliot explores political reform, class, religion, inheritance, and personal conviction through the lives of reform-minded characters during an election period
Classics & Literature
Impressions of theophrastus such
Impressions of Theophrastus Such is George Eliot’s final published work, structured as a collection of character studies and reflective essays rather than a conventional novel. The fictional observer Theophrastus Such moves through society examining recognizable human types: people whose
Classics & Literature
Middlemarch
George Eliot builds an unusually interconnected picture of provincial life, ambition, marriage, money, reform and the mismatch between ideals and consequences
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Romola
Romola is George Eliot’s historical novel set in Renaissance Florence, where political upheaval, religious fervor, art, scholarship, and private relationships collide. Romola begins as a highly educated young woman living inside a sheltered intellectual world, but her life changes when she
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Silas marner
Silas Marner is a weaver whose life has been shattered by betrayal. Once a devout member of a religious community, Silas is falsely accused of theft and loses both his faith in people and his place among them
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The Mill on the Floss
George Eliot follows Maggie and Tom Tulliver from childhood into adulthood as family loyalty, education, desire, pride, and social expectation pull them toward an increasingly tragic conflict
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