Middlemarch by George Eliot

Middlemarch by George Eliot

Dorothea Brooke wants to do something significant with her life and marries a dry scholar three times her age because she believes she can assist his great work. Lydgate arrives in Middlemarch intending to reform medicine and marries the prettiest girl in town.

Eliot follows perhaps a dozen lives through a small English town in the 1830s, and her subject is how ambition is worn down by money, marriage, gossip and the ordinary friction of other people. Nobody has ever written a bad marriage better than the Casaubon chapters, and the narrator's sympathy extends even to the people who deserve it least.

Regularly voted the greatest novel in the English language. Complete and unabridged.

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