"Middlemarch" is a classic novel by the English writer George Eliot, which was first published in 1871-1872. The book tells the story of life and social relations in a small English town called Middlemarch. The main characters of the novel, Dorothy Caton and Tertius Lydgate, fall into a whirlwind of events that affect not only their personal happiness, but also the lives of the city's residents as a whole. Due to its deep social and psychological insight, the novel "Middlemarch" is considered one of the greatest works of English literature of the 19th century. It explores themes of love, self-realization, morality, religion, and social conflict, leaving the reader with deep reflections on the nature of human relationships and society as a whole.