Middlemarch George Eliot 2000 Wordsworth Classics Victorian Literature

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Ex Libris: No Original Language: English Edition: Complete and Unabridged Signed: No Author: George Eliot Inscribed: No Language: English Book Series: Wordsworth Classics Publication Year: 2000 ISBN: 9781853262371 Country of Origin: Great Britain Intended Audience: Adults Book Title: Middlemarch Genre: Classic Literature Publisher: Wordsworth Editions

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Middlemarch George Eliot 2000 Wordsworth Classics Victorian Literature. This specific edition features an insightful introduction and comprehensive notes by Doreen Roberts from the University of Kent at Canterbury, providing valuable context and enhancing the reading experience for both students and general readers. 🏷️ Condition: AC – Acceptable Condition Shelf wear and aging Cover wear as shown Pages clean Binding intact Sold as shown in photos 📦 Fast Shipping: Ships within 1 business day. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Victorian society with George Eliot's masterful novel, "Middlemarch." This Wordsworth Classics edition offers the complete and unabridged text, making it an essential addition for enthusiasts of classic literature, social commentary, and historical fiction. Delve into the intricate lives and moral dilemmas of its characters, exploring themes of idealism, disillusion, loyalty, and the complex fabric of an English provincial town on the cusp of the 1832 Reform Bill. A true literary treasure, celebrated by critics like Henry James and endorsed by Virginia Woolf, "Middlemarch" remains a powerful and penetrating analysis of human nature and societal change. This specific edition features an insightful introduction and comprehensive notes by Doreen Roberts from the University of Kent at Canterbury, providing valuable context and enhancing the reading experience for both students and general readers. Its accessible format makes it perfect for literary study, book club discussions, or simply enjoying one of the greatest English novels ever written. Discover why "Middlemarch" continues to captivate audiences with its expansive narrative and profound insights into the human condition.