"My Lady Ludlow" is a work by the English writer Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, in which she depicts social problems and moral dilemmas in the English society of the 19th century. The main character, Lady Ludlow, represents a wealthy and aristocratic world, which she faithfully defends, but suffers great loss and loneliness. The novel contains moral reflections about friendship, responsibility before society and oneself, as well as about the inner strength of the heroine who withstands the tests of fate. "My Lady Ludlow" is a work that makes readers think about the values that are really important in life.