![]() Part of the Encyclopædia Britannicaâs Great Books of the Western World  1 in the BBCâs 100 Greatest British Novels (2015)  21 in the Guardianâs Best 100 Novels in English (2015) Standard Ebooksģ21,434 words (19 hours 29 minutes) with a reading ease of 68.3 (average difficulty) Middlemarch, by George Eliot - Free ebook download - Standard Ebooks: Free and liberated ebooks, carefully produced for the true book lover.  George Eliotâ was the pen-name of Mary Ann Evans, one of the greatest of English novelists of the Victorian era. Her long novel Middlemarch, subtitled A Study of Provincial Life, is generally considered to be her finest work. Published in eight installments between 18, Middlemarch tells the intertwined stories of a variety of people living in the vicinity of the (fictional) midlands town of Middlemarch during the early 1830s, the time of the great Reform Act. The novel is remarkable for its realistic treatment of situation, character and relationships and also demonstrates its authorâs accurate knowledge of political issues, medicine, politics, and rural economy. Yet it also includes several touches of humor. The novelâs main characters include: Dorothea Brooke, a religiously-inclined and very intelligent young woman who marries a much older man believing that she can assist him in his scholarly studies Dr. ![]() Tertius Lydgate, a doctor who comes to Middlemarch to further his medical research and implement his ideas for treatment, but whose plans are thrown into disarray by an unwise marriage Fred Vincy, an idle young man, the son of the townâs Mayor, who gets into a mire of debt and several others. The initial reception of the novel by critics was mixed, with a number of unfavorable reviews, but its reputation has grown through time and Middlemarch is now generally considered to be one of the best novels ever written in English.Ĭompatible epub â All devices and apps except Kindles and Kobos.Īzw3 â Kindle devices and apps.
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