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1 February 1859 [1] Media type. Print (hardback and paperback) Followed by. The Mill on the Floss. Adam Bede was the first novel by English author George Eliot, first published in 1859. It was published pseudonymously, even though Evans was a well-published and highly respected scholar of her time.
Tradução. Marques Rebelo. Editora. Pongetti. Lançamento. 1946. Página de título da primeira edição. Adam Bede é o primeiro romance de George Eliot, pseudônimo de Mary Ann Evans. Foi publicado pela primeira vez em 1859 [ 1] sob pseudônimo, apesar do fato de Evans ser uma acadêmica altamente respeitada em seu tempo.
Adam Bede, novel written by George Eliot, published in three volumes in 1859. The title character, a carpenter, is in love with an unmarried woman who bears a child by another man. Although Bede tries to help her, he eventually loses her but finds happiness with someone else. Adam Bede was Eliot’s.
- George Eliot
- 1859
A synopsis of George Eliot's novel about the love and tragedy of Adam Bede, Hetty Sorrel, and Dinah Morris in 1799 England. Learn about the characters, themes, and events of this classic work of literature.
- George Eliot
- 1859
Adam Bede (1859) was George Eliot’s first novel, preceded only by her short fiction collection, Scenes of Clerical Life. The novel was recognized as a masterpiece from the start. The Times review stated that “the author takes rank among the masters of the craft” and describes “him” as possessing “genius of the highest order.”
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'Adam Bede' chronicles the relationship struggles of the character Adam Bede who is in love with beautiful but selfish Hetty Sorrel who in turn loves Arthur Donnithorne. The love triangle results in a hideous crime with grave consequences and lessons for them all.
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