Middlemarch

Released: December 24, 2008
Length: 31 hrs 33 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: RNIB

Middlemarch, considered a classic of English literature, was written by George Eliot and published in 1874. Set in a fictional Midlands town during 1830-32, the novel explores themes such as women's roles, marriage, religion, political reform, and societal change, offering a detailed and realistic portrayal of provincial life. Known for its psychological depth and social insight, it reflects the complexities of Victorian society in a compelling and insightful manner.

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