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The Mill On The Floss

The Mill On The Floss

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George Eliot • 1860

ISBN: 0-14-062027-3 TMC: N672-eng

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The Mill on the Floss is a novel by George Eliot (the pen name of Mary Ann Evans). The story follows Maggie Tulliver, a sensitive, intelligent, and passionate young woman, and her brother Tom. They grow up at Dorlcote Mill beside the River Floss. Maggie and Tom share a close bond, but their relationship is troubled by family conflicts, social expectations, and financial difficulties.

Maggie struggles between her personal desires and the strict moral expectations of Victorian society. Her relationships with Philip Wakem and Stephen Guest create further conflict. The novel explores family love, social restrictions, gender inequality, morality, sacrifice, and the conflict between individual desires and societal expectations. The tragic ending, involving the flooding of the River Floss, gives the novel its powerful emotional impact.

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George Eliot Mary Ann Evans Maggie Tulliver Tom Tulliver Dorlcote Mill River Floss Victorian Society Family Conflict Sibling Relationship Love Morality Social Expectations Gender Inequality Sacrifice Tragedy Individual Freedom Society Human Nature.

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