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Notes: J2l2.. 57-62.
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1 George Eliot, Middlemarch, p. 68.
2George Eliot, The Mill .2!!. ~ Floss, p. 79.
3George Eliot, Romola, p. 520.
4George Eliot, Middlemarch,· p. 425.
5~, p. 102.
6Jerome Beaty, 'Wflistory by Indirection: The Era of Reform in
Middlemarch", Victorian Studies, I, (1957-58), pp. 173-79.
7George Eliot, Middlemarch, p. 602.
Buorse Peckham, "Darwinism and Darwinisticism", Victorian Studies,
9Morse Peckham, "Towards a Theory of Romanticism", FMLA, 66,
(March, 1951), p. 7.
10George Eliot, ~!!!ll!..2!!. ~ Floss, p. 434.
11 Ibid, pp. 434-35.
12George Eliot, Middle!!l£ch, p. 606.
13Ibid, p.1.
14George Eliot, Felix Holt, p. 51.
15George Eliot, Middlemarch. p. 23.
16G• H. Lewes, Problems 2t ~ ~ Mind, 5 vola, (London, 1874-79),
vol. 4, pp.71-72.
17 quoted in Peter Medawar, The ~ 2!. ~ Soluble, (London, 1967),
p. 39.