Thomas Deegan, “G. H. Lewes’s Collaboration with George Eliot on 
Her Translation of Spinoza’s Ethics” 

Terence R. Wright, “The Correspondence of Lewes and Comte:  A Brief but Positive Encounter” 

William Baker, “George Eliot’s Shakespeare Folio at the Folger Library” 
 

John L. Idol, “Mary Boykin Chesnut and George Eliot” 

G. A. Santangelo and William Baker, “George Eliot’s Index to Lastri’s Losservatore Fiorentino” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

Review by Terence R. Wright 
 

Graham Handley, “Ranthorpe and George Eliot” 

Carroll Viera, “A Neglected Parallel in Daniel Deronda” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

William Baker, “Three Recent Additions to the George Eliot Letters” 

William Baker, “Short Notices” 

Review by Donald Hawes 
 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Letters at Recent Auctions:  An Update” 

Reviews by Donald Hawes, William Myers, Hugh Witemeyer, and Terence R. Wright 
 

C. B. Cox, “George Eliot in Weimar:  Snowberries (A Poem)” 

Ann M. Ridler, “George Eliot and George Borrow:  A Note on Middlemarch” 

William Baker, “G. H. Lewes:  Philosopher and Physiologist” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

William Baker, “George Eliot Autographed Letters:  An Update” 

Review by Graham Handley 
 

William Baker, “More Books from the George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Library” 

William Baker, “George Eliot:  An Unpublished Letter” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

Reviews by Susan Peck MacDonald, Gillian Beer, Arthur Pollard, and K. M. Newton 
 

S. J. Wiseman, “Lewes, Forster, and Dickens:  A Résumé” 

K. C. Phillipps, “George Eliot’s Use of Dialect” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

William Baker, “George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Letters:  An Update” 

Review by Terence R. Wright 
 

Memorial Issue for Gordon S. Haight (1901-1985)

Tributes to Gordon S. Haight by Rosemary Ashton, William Baker, Gillian Beer, 
David Carroll, Joseph Wiesenfarth, Hugh Witemeyer, and Terence R. Wright 

Correspondence from Martha S. Vogeler and Terence R. Wright 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

William Baker, “George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Letters:  An Update” 

William Baker, “G. H. Lewes to R. H. Patterson:  Some Unpublished Letters” 

Review by Donald Hawes 
 

William Baker and Ann M. Ridler, “George Eliot’s Synopsis of a Part of Hecuba (Part I)” 

Donald Hawes, “A Tribute to Lord David Cecil” 

K. M. Newton, “Barchester Towers and Middlemarch:  A Question of Influence” 

Lesley Gordon, “Pforzheimer Manuscript 708:  Some Additional Sources” 

Reviews by Angus Easson, K. M. Newton, H. M. Page, and Lynn Pykett 
 

William Baker and Ann M. Ridler, “George Eliot’s Synopsis of a Part of Hecuba (Part II)” 

David A. Reibel, “George Eliot and Lindley Murray” 

Selma B. Brody, “Ranthorpe and Edgar Allan Poe:  Surprising Parallels” 

A. G. van den Broek, “Emendations to the George Eliot-George Henry Lewes Library” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Letters:  An Update” 
 

J. H. Hopkin, “G. H. Lewes’s Contributions to the National Magazine and Monthly 
Critic, Foreign Monthly Review, and the Continental Literary Journal” 

A. G. van den Broek, “The Choir Invisible:  Paul, Hamlet, and George Eliot” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

J. C. Ross, “‘Lawyers’ at Leckhampton” 

Review by Rosalyn Holt 
 

William Baker, “The Other George Eliot Notebook at the Folger Shakespeare Library:  A Survey” 

A. G. van den Broek, “Additional Notes to Shakespearean Entries in the Pforzheimer Holographs” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

Reviews by William Baker, K. J. Fielding, and Donald Hawes 
 

Donald Hawes, “Adam Bede on the Radio” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Letters:  An Update” 

William Baker, “George Eliot Association Copies:  An Update” 

William Baker, “F. R. Leavis as a Reader of Daniel Deronda (Part I)” 

Reviews by Donald Hawes, Rodger L. Tarr, Joseph Wiesenfarth, and Hugh Witemeyer 
 

John Forrester, “Lydgate’s Research Project in Middlemarch” 

William Baker, “F. R. Leavis as a Reader of Daniel Deronda (Part II)” 

William Baker, “Other Recent Additions to George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Studies” 

William Baker, “George Eliot-G. H. Lewes Studies Forthcoming” 

William Baker, “George Eliot Association Copies:  An Update” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Articles 1989” 

Reviews by Emily Auerbach, Thomas Deegan, Lesley Gordon, 
K. M. Newton, and Joseph Wiesenfarth 
 

John Mulryan, “Gordon S. Haight (6 February 1901-28 December 1985)” 

Alain Barrat, “The Physiology of Common Life by G. H. Lewes: 
A Contribution to the Scientific Edification of the Victorians” 

Brenda Ayres-Ricker, “Dogs in George Eliot’s Adam Bede” 

Anne D. Wallace, “‘Vague, Capricious Memories’: 
The Lifted Veil’s Challenge to Wordsworthian Poetics” 

Marcia M. Taylor, “Born Again:  Reviving Bertha Grant” 

Jeanette Shumaker, “The Alcharisi and Gwendolen:  Confessing Rebellion” 

William Baker, “An Unpublished George Eliot Letter” 

Roland F. Anderson, “A Note on George Eliot’s 1854 ‘Escapade’ to Germany with G. H. Lewes” 

Nicholas Jacobs, “A Note on George Eliot and Music” 

Donald Hawes, “The Mill on the Floss:  A Radio Adaptation” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1990” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

Reviews by Alain Barrat, Kathleen McCormack, Jeanette Shumaker, 
Mary Kay Temple, Elizabeth Winston, Hugh Witemeyer, and Julian Wolfreys 
 

Lesley Gordon, “Some Unpublished George Eliot Letters” 

Gabriel Woolf, “The Literary Godfather:  G. H. Lewes in the Life and Work of George Eliot” 

Alain Barrat, “G. H. Lewes’s Life of Maximilien Robespierre: 
A Portrait of the Writer as a Young Man” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot’s ‘Sayings’” 

James M. Decker, “Interpreting Latimer:  Wordsworthian Martyr or Textual Alchemist?” 

Selma B. Brody, “Dorthea Brooke and Henry James’s Isabel Archer” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1991” 

William Baker, “Eliot/Lewes Studies:  Recent, Forthcoming, and In-Progress” 

Reviews by K. K. Collins, Graham Handley, Donald Hawes, 
K. M. Newton, Jeanette Shumaker, and Elizabeth Winston 
 

Thomas Deegan, “Tractatus Theologico-Politicus” 

Eeyan Hartley, “A Country House Connection:  George Eliot and the Howards of Castle Howard” 

Martha S. Vogeler, “The Two Georges” 

Edward H. Cohen, “George Eliot and W. E. Henley:  A Case of Influence” 

D. J. Trela, “Two Margaret Oliphants Review George Eliot” 

Laura Mooneyham, “Robert Louis Stevenson and the ‘High . . . Rather Dry Lady’” 

Robert Bates Graber, “Herbert Spencer and George Eliot:  Some Corrections and Implications” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1992” 

Terence R. Wright, “Reading and Reviewing in a Postmodern Age” 

Reviews by Nancy Henry, Leonee Ormond, Linda M. Shires, and Joseph Wiesenfarth 
 

George Eliot and the Heart of England:
Papers Delivered at Arden House, University of Warwick, July 1992, 
Edited by William Baker and John Rignall 

William Baker and John Rignall, Introduction 

Barbara Hardy, “Rome in Middlemarch:  A Need for Foreignness” 

Beryl Gray, “The Power of Provincial Culture:  Felix Holt” 

A. G. van den Broek, “Shakespeare at the Heart of George Eliot’s England” 

T. J. Winnifrith, “‘Subtle Shadowy Suggestions’:  Fact and Fiction in Scenes of Clerical Life” 

Hugh Witemeyer, “The Province of Scandal:  Gordon S. Haight’s Conception of the Biographer’s Task” 

Rosemary Ashton, “Mixed and Erring Humanity:  George Eliot, G. H. Lewes, and Goethe” 

William Baker, “The Past Is a Foreign Country:  They Do Things Differently There” 

Kevin Ashby, “The Centre and the Margins in The Lifted Veil and Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine” 

John Rignall, “History and the ‘Speech of the Landscape’ in Eliot’s Depiction of Midland Life” 

John Goode, “Remembering Anywhere:  History and Retrospect in George Eliot and Arnold Bennett” 
 

Memorial Issue for John Goode (1939-1994)

Patrick Parrinder, “Professor John Goode” 

William Baker, “Editorial Note” 

Chester St. H. Mills, “Eliot’s Spanish Connection:  Casaubon, the Avatar of Quixote” 

Lesley Gordon, “George Eliot and Theocritus” 

Julian Wolfreys, “The Ideology of Englishness: 
The Paradoxes of Tory-Liberal Culture and National Identity in Daniel Deronda” 

Ruth AP Roberts, “The Clergy in Middlemarch:  A Note” 

“Middlemarch on Television:  A Symposium”—Contributors include Rosemary Brennan Day, 
Graham Handley, Donald Hawes, Janet Ruth Heller, U. C. Knoepflmacher, 
Sebastian D. G. Knowles, Marianne Novy, Saleel Nurbhai, Jeanette Shumaker, 
Martha S. Vogeler, Anne D. Wallace, Elizabeth Winston, and Terence R. Wright 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1993” 

Reviews by Paul Goetsch, Margaret Harris, Linda K. Robertson, and Anne D. Wallace 
 

Margaret Soenser Breen, “Silas Marner:  George Eliot’s Male Heroine” 

Keith A. Waddle, “Mary Garth:  The Wollstonecraftian Feminist of Middlemarch” 

Lesley Gordon, “George Eliot and Plutarch” 

Alain Barrat, “G. H. Lewes, Goethe, and Science:  From Romanticism to Positivism” 

Graham Handley, “G. H. Lewes, ‘Metamorphoses,’ and George Eliot” 

P. D. Edwards, “G. H. Lewes, George Eliot, and Edmund Yates” 

D. J. Trela, “Margaret Oliphant and George Eliot:  A Note on the Denial of Influence” 

Juliet McMaster, “George Eliot’s ’Prentice Hand” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1994” 

Reviews by Andrew Brown, Constance M. Fulmer, Margaret Harris, Nancy Henry, 
James R. Kincaid, A. G. van den Broek, Elizabeth Winston, and Terence R. Wright 
 

Shifra Hochberg, “Animals in Daniel Deronda: 
Representation, Darwinian Discourse, and the Politics of Gender” 

Amy Levin “Silence, Gesture, and Meaning in Middlemarch” 

Andrew Lynn, “Bondage, Acquiescence, and Blessedness: 
Spinoza’s Three Kinds of Knowledge and Scenes of Clerical Life” 

Alain Barrat, “The Picture and the Message in George Eliot’s Scenes of Clerical Life: 
The Thematic Function of the Rural Setting” 

June Skye Szirotny, “Maggie Tulliver:  November’s Child?” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1995” 

Reviews by Margaret Soenser Breen, Nancy Cervetti, John P. Farrell, Siv Jansson, 
U. C. Knoepflmacher, R. D. McMaster, Terry H. Pickett, Barbara Quinn Schmidt, 
Anita Tarr, Rodger L. Tarr, and Elizabeth Winston 
 

Saleel Nurbhai, “Jewish Myth in George Eliot’s Fiction” 

Rosalind De Sailly, “Plexuses and Ganglia:  Eliot’s and Lewes’s Theory of Nerve-Consciousness” 

Young-Moo Kim, “Paradox of Sympathy:  A Source of George Eliot’s ‘Romantic Realism’” 

Mark Mossman, “Felix Holt, The Radical:  Troubled Communities, Doubled Individualities” 

Michael Wolff, “Adam Bede’s Families:  At Home in Hayslope and Nuneaton” 

Harriet Blodgett, “A Mystery Concerning George Eliot’s Life” 

Michelle Glusman, “George Eliot on the Web” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1996” 

Reviews by Sophia Andres, Nancy Cervetti, Graham Handley, Nancy Henry, Kathleen McCormack, 
Linda K. Robertson, Barbara Quinn Schmidt, D. J. Trela, Elizabeth Winston, and Kenneth Womack 
 

Selma Brody, “Mary Somerville’s Influence on George Eliot” 

Deborah Guth, “George Eliot and Schiller:  The Case of The Mill on the Floss” 

Mark Irvine, “Mrs. (Polly) Lewes’s Comic Middlemarch” 

Leslie Katz, S. C., “An End to Converting Patients’ Stomachs into Drug-Shops: 
Lydgate’s New Method of Charging his Patients in Middlemarch” 

Alain Barrat, “George Henry Lewes’s Aristotle:  A Defence of the Objective Mind” 

Anne Dayton, “George Eliot and Gems” 

Lisa Slates and Michelle Glusman, “George Eliot Resources on the World Wide Web” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot, Leighton, and Keene” 

Donald Hawes, “‘The Lifted Veil’:  A Radio Version” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1997” 

Reviews by Nancy Cervetti, Nancy Henry, Kathleen McCormack, Leonee Ormond, 
Barbara Quinn Schmidt, Graeme Tytler, Anne D. Wallace, and Elizabeth Winston 
 

Martin Bidney, “Scenes of Clerical Life and Trifles of High-Order Clerical Life: 
Satirical and Empathetic Humor in George Eliot” 

Graeme Tytler, “The Lines and Lights of the Human Countenance: 
Physiognomy in George Eliot’s Fiction” 

David Kramer, “Adam Bede and the Development of Early Modernism” 

Joseph J. Wiesenfarth, “Phillip Pirrip’s Afterlife, or Great Expectations Again . . . and Again” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1998” 

Reviews by Sophie Andres, Andrew Brown, Nancy Cervetti, Andrew Gasson, 
Miranda Hickman, Carol A. Martin, and Kathleen McCormack 
 

Editor’s Note, “The Life and Work of Jerome Beaty” 

Neil McCaw, “Beyond Beyond ‘A Water Toast Sympathy’: George Eliot and the Silence of Ireland”

 Saleel Nurbhai, “Idealisation and Irony in George Eliot’s Middlemarch”

Laura Vorachek, “‘The Instrument of the Century’: The Piano as an Icon of 
Female Sexuality in the Nineteenth Century”

Gerlinde Röder-Bolton, “‘Where the Stately Jupiter Walked’: 
George Eliot and G. H. Lewes in Goethe’s Weimar”

Julian Wolfreys, “Phantom Optics: Contextualizing The Lifted Veil”

Lila Harper, “An Astonishing Change in Metaphor: Tom’s Education and the Shrew Mouse”

Theodore I. Silar, “Another Rabbinical Reference in Daniel Deronda”

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 1999” 

Reviews by David Finkelstein, Margaret Harris, U. C. Knoepflmacher, Tony McCobb, Barbara Quinn Schmidt,

Andrew Sanders, Jeanette Roberts Shumaker, and Nicholas Temperley 
 

William Baker, “Editor‘s Note”

Janice Deegan, “Professor Thomas F. Deegan (1939-2001)”

Donald Hawes, “Professor Kathleen Tillotson (1906-2001)”

Kirstie Blair, “A Change in the Units: Middlemarch, G. H. Lewes, and Rudolf Virchow” 

Oskar Wellens, “The Contemporary Dutch Reception of George Eliot” 

David L. Smith, “Middlemarch: Eliot’s Tender Subversion” 

Andrew Lynn, “Schleiermacher, Spinoza, and Eliot: Hermeneutics and Biblical Criticism in Adam Bede” 

Donald Hawes, “Adam Bede: A Radio Version”

June Skye Szirotny, “Addenda and Corrigenda in The Letters of George Henry Lewes”

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 2000” 

Reviews by Sophie Andres, Lucie Armitt, Nicole Clifton, Michelle L. Goins, William R. McKelvy,

Linda K. Robertson, Andrew Thompson, A. G. van den Broek, and Laura Vorachek.

Robert Macfarlane, “A Small Squealing Black Pig: George Eliot, Originality, and Plagiarism” 

Jennifer M. Stolpa, “Dinah and the Debate over Vocation in Adam Bede” 

Jesse Wolfe, “Iris Murdoch Applied to George Eliot: Prodigal Sons and Their Confessions in Adam Bede, Silas Marner, and Middlemarch” 

Brenda McKay, “Victorian Anthropology and Hebraic Apocalyptic Prophecy: ‘The Lifted Veil’” 

Gerlinde Röder-Bolton, “Two Unpublished George Eliot Letters”

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 2001” 

Reviews by Kenneth Womack and K. M. Newton 

Rosemary Ashton, “Mary Nettleton Haight (1904-2002): A Tribute” 

Robert Macfarlane, “George Eliot and Misquotation” 

Margaret Harris and Christopher Stray, “Charles Waldstein Waits upon George Eliot” 

Andrew Thompson, “George Eliot’s Borrowings from Dante: A List of Sources” 

Barbara Hardy, “Art into life, Life into Art: Middlemarch and George Eliot’s Letters, with Special Reference to Jane Senior”

“Reflections on the BBC Daniel Deronda: A Symposium,” with commentary by Michael Alpert, Brenda McKay, Donald Hawes, 

Barbara Hardy, Terence R. Wright, Kathleen McCormack, Meri-Jane Rochelson, and Saleel Nurbhai

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 2002” 

Review by Carol Martin  

Alain Barrat, “George Eliot’s Studies in Animal Life: From Experiment to Theory” 

John Davis, “Languages of “Matter”: Eliot, Lewes, Huxley, and the Mind/Body Relationship” 

Christine DeVine, “Celebrating Class Difference: The Coming-of-Age Feast in Adam Bede” 

Chao-Feng Chen, “The Aging Experience of Silas Marner: Silas Marner as Vollendungsroman” 

Frederic J. Kirk, “Middlemarch: Gloss on a roman a clef” 

Helene Staveley, “Caught Between the Serpent and the Swan: George Eliot’s Alien Maids”

Britta Zangen, “‘That Monstrous Self’: Armgart and the Alcharisi” 

  K. M. Newton, “Daniel Deronda, Circumcision, John Sutherland: Some Further Thoughts” 

Donald Hawes, “George Eliot Studies 2003” 

Reviews by Sophie Andres, Emily Auerbach, Kirstie Blair, Michelle L. Goins, Brenda McKay, Rebecca Mitchell,

Olena M. Turnbull, A. G. van den Broek, and Jolene Zigarovich