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Focusing on the ethical dimensions of George Eliot's literary contributions, this analysis delves into her complex characters and moral dilemmas. John Crombie Brown examines how Eliot's narratives reflect her philosophical beliefs and the societal issues of her time. Through a detailed exploration of her works, the book highlights the interplay between ethics and literature, offering insights into Eliot's influence on moral thought and the portrayal of human experience.

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