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Middlemarch un estudio de la vida de Provincias. Tomo III
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- "It is the story of three couples subject to the fragile threads of knowledge and error, interwoven with detailed chronicle of the destinations of a whole community in a time of change and reaction. George Eliot marked with Middlemarch (1871-1872) a milestone in the literature. Mary Ann Evans (George Eliot in the history of literature), was born in 1819 in Coton Chilberts. Educated in the rigor of religion, at seventeen was declared agnostic. His early novels lack the realism with strong intellectual foundation that characterize Felix Holt (1886) Daniel Deronda (1876) and Middelmarch his most important novel. He died in London in 1880."
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- "Fiction"
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- "Middlemarch un estudio de la vida de Provincias. Tomo III"