Search Results: Authors: Eliot, G from C L Hawley

Oxford: Clarendon Press,. Hardback. 616pp. Black and white frontis. Dark blue boards with gilt titles to spine. Very slightly bumped to spine ends. Dust wrapper is very worn to edges. Very good copy in fair dust wrapper . Hardback. 1968.

London: Allison & Busby,. Hardback. 252pp. George Eliot had lived in the Nuneaton-Coventry area for over thirty years when she set up home with a married man, George Lewes. Such a scandalous and independent act made it very hard for her to return home. During her exile she invokes in her novels details of scenes and places from her childhood. Graham Handley considers George Eliot's evocation not only of place but also of Midlands society including family life, religion, politics, class, work and education. A small number of black and white plates. Red boards with silver titles to spine: slightly bumped to top and tale of spine. Dust wrapper is a little rubbed. Very good copy in very good dw. . Hardcover. 1991.

London: Vision Press,. Hardback. 221pp. This collection begins with an unpublished fragment of fictional work written by Eliot shortly before her death, as well as a range of critical essays. Indexed. Bumped to top and tail of spine. Otherwise, minimal wear. Near fine copy in very good dw . Hardback. 1980.

London: HarperCollins. Hardback. 708pp. Substantial biography of the Victorian novelist. Small selection of black and white plates. Some light pencil annotation. A little rubbed and bumped. Very good copy in good dust wrapper . Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1995.

Bristol: The Bristol Press,. Paperback. 119pp. Considers critical responses to George Eliot's work from her contemporaries to the present day. Includes coverage of her fluid reputation and considers theoretical perspectives such as feminism. Clean and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1990.