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George Eliot Works in Chronological Order | Novel Summary & Themes | Victorian Literature Explained

In this video, we explore the complete chronological works of George Eliot (a.k.a. MAry Ann Evans), one of the most intellectually powerful novelists of the Victorian Age. This is a structured literary breakdown of her major novels in order of publication, with clear explanations of plot, characters, and central themes. We begin with Scenes of Clerical Life (1857) and move through: • Adam Bede • The Mill on the Floss • Silas Marner • Romola • Felix Holt, the Radical • Middlemarch • Daniel Deronda Each work is explained in terms of its major theme — from Radical Sympathy and Moral Consequences to Social Responsibility, Identity, Reform, and the Web of Human Interaction. If you are preparing for exams, revising Victorian literature, or trying to understand George Eliot’s philosophical depth in simple English, this video gives you a clear, chronological framework of her literary evolution. This lecture-style explanation is designed to help you: – Understand George Eliot’s novels in order – Identify recurring themes across her works – See how her moral philosophy develops over time – Prepare structured answers for examinations Perfect for students of Victorian literature and anyone interested in 19th-century English novels. 📌 Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction 01:34 – Scenes of Clerical Life (1857) 02:32 – Adam Bede (1859) 03:22 – The Mill on the Floss (1860) 04:13 – Silas Marner (1861) 05:18 – Romola (1863) 06:15 – Felix Holt, the Radical (1866) 07:20 – Middlemarch (1871) 08:25 – Daniel Deronda (1876) 09:27 – Beyond the Novels 10:33 – Conclusion