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What is george eliot's point of view at this point of time?
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In Chapter 3, we see the introduction of the Squire, who was supposedly the 'Greatest man in Raveloe'. his is the developing of the sub-plot, which is linked to the main plot and the people to which marners society is now. The squire was a feudal lord and he was the 'only one among several landed parishioners' but he alone was given the title of Squire.
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Title: What is george eliot's point of view at this point of time?
Words: 271
Rating: None
Pages: 1.1
submitted by: Ashwin
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