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George Eliot

A Bibliographical History

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This bibliography is the most comprehensive reference work on the prolific 19th-century British writer in print and out of print. Mary Ann (Evans) Cross a/k/a George Eliot (1819-1880) dominated the British literary scene during the height of the Victorian Age as one of its most successful authors.This well-annotated and carefully organized work documents all of Eliot's books in English as well as other languages. Additional sections in the book list all her minor fictions, articles, poetry and miscellaneous writings.The 715-page work is also well illustrated with over one hundred and forty-five photographs of bindings and title pages. The authors have spent 35 years in research to make this bibliography the most definitive on the subject. Co-published with The British Library.

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George Eliot, William Baker, John C. Ross

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Publicado en
2002
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(Tapa dura),
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Título
George Eliot
Subtítulo
A Bibliographical History
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2002
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
676
ISBN10
0712347658
ISBN13
9780712347655
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Descripción
This bibliography is the most comprehensive reference work on the prolific 19th-century British writer in print and out of print. Mary Ann (Evans) Cross a/k/a George Eliot (1819-1880) dominated the British literary scene during the height of the Victorian Age as one of its most successful authors.This well-annotated and carefully organized work documents all of Eliot's books in English as well as other languages. Additional sections in the book list all her minor fictions, articles, poetry and miscellaneous writings.The 715-page work is also well illustrated with over one hundred and forty-five photographs of bindings and title pages. The authors have spent 35 years in research to make this bibliography the most definitive on the subject. Co-published with The British Library.