Contents
- Backgrounds
- George Eliot, Letter to Sara Sophia Hennell (9 October 1843)
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- From The Natural History of German Life (1856)
- From Amos Barton (1857)
- Journal (30 November 1858)
- From Adam Bede (1859)
- Letter to Charles Bray (5 July 1859)
- Letter to Mme. Eugene Bodichon (26 December 1860)
- Letter to Mme. Eugene Bodichon (15 February 1862)
- Letter to Frederic Harrison (15 August 1866)
- Letter to Clifford Allbutt (August 1868)
- From Notes on Form in Art (1868)
- Journal (1 January 1869)
- George Henry Lewes, Letter to John Blackwood (7 May 1871)
- John Blackwood, Letter to George Eliot (20 July 1871)
- George Eliot, Letter to John Blackwood (4 August 1872)
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- Letter to Harriet Beecher Stowe (October 1872)
- Emily Davies, Letter to Annie Crow (24 September 1876)
- George Eliot, From Leaves from a Notebook (1871–79)
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- Quarry for "Middlemarch"
- Reviews and Criticism
- CONTEMPORARY REVIEWS AND CRITICISM
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- Saturday Review, Middlemarch
- [Sidney Colvin], Middlemarch
- Henry James, George Eliot’s Middlemarch
- Joseph Jacobs, George Eliot
- Leslie Stephens, [On Middlemarch]
- MODERN CRITICISM
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- Walter Allen, [Character and Environment in George Eliot’s Fiction]
- Bert G. Hornback, The Moral Imagination of George Eliot
- Lee R. Edwards, Women, Energy, and Middlemarch
- Lloyd Fernando, Special Pleading and Art in Middlemarch: The Relations between the Sexes
- Jerome Beaty, History by Indirection: The Era of Reform in Middlemarch
- Mark Schorer, Fiction and the "Matrix of Analogy"
- Hilda M. Hulme, The Language of the Novel
- Edwin J. Kenney, Jr., George Eliot: Through the Looking Glass
- Richard Ellmann, Dorothea’s Husbands
- Chronology
Selected Bibliography
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