In this carefully detailed analysis of George Eliot's life, Cooke gives special attention to early influences in her life on her work as novelist and poet: her childhood, her education, her mother's death, her changing religious beliefs, contemporary free-thinkers she knew, and the works of such writers as Lamb, Kant, Locke, Emerson, and Heine.
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