Mrs. Garth

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Mrs. Garth is a practical, industrious, and morally grounded mother in George Eliot’s novel "Middlemarch," known for her strong sense of duty and frugal household management.

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instanceOf female character
fictional character
literary character
appearsAlongside Caleb Garth
Dorothea Brooke
Fred Vincy
Mary Garth
Tertius Lydgate
appearsIn Middlemarch
appearsInGenre realist novel
characterTrait dutiful
economical
frugal
industrious
maternal
morally grounded
practical
self-disciplined
sensible
concern education of her children
financial prudence
createdBy George Eliot
embodiesTheme domestic virtue
duty and responsibility
moral integrity in ordinary life
familyName Garth
firstPublishedIn Middlemarch (1871–1872 serial publication)
linked to: Middlemarch
gender female
hasChild Alfred Garth
Mary Garth
Other Garth children
hasFullName Caleb Garth’s wife
hasRelationshipWith Fred Vincy
Mary Garth
hasSpouse Caleb Garth
knownFor devotion to family
frugal household management
moral seriousness
strong sense of duty
languageOfWork English
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
livesIn Middlemarch (fictional town)
moralAlignment virtuous
nationalityInFiction English
occupation housewife
roleInWork supporting character
setInCentury 19th century
socialClass lower middle class

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Mary Garth hasParent Mrs. Garth