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George Eliot

by Rosemary Ashton

Series: Very Interesting People (OUP 2), Very Interesting People, chronological (OUP 17)

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Born in the same year as Queen Victoria, George Eliot gives the finest definition of the Victorian age, both in her life and her fiction. Rosemary Ashton explores the central paradox in her life and work, the need both to conform and rebel.

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823.8Literature › English › English fiction › Victorian period 1837-1900

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PR4688.A75Language and Literature › English › English Literature › 19th century , 1770/1800-1890/1900

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