Tipton Grange

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Tipton Grange is the country estate in George Eliot’s novel "Middlemarch" where the idealistic heroine Dorothea Brooke resides before her marriage.

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Tipton Grange canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional country estate
fictional location
appearsInWork Middlemarch
associatedTheme idealism versus provincial routine
social class and landownership
associatedWithCharacter Mr. Brooke
country England (fictionalized setting)
linked to: England (fictional)
createdByAuthor George Eliot
describedAs country estate
firstPublicationOfWork 1871–1872 (Middlemarch serial publication)
genreOfWork Victorian realist novel
hasFeature gardens
manor house
parkland
stables
inhabitedByCharacter Celia Brooke
Dorothea Brooke
languageOfWork English
locatedInFictionalCounty Loamshire
locatedInFictionalRegion Tipton
mediumOfWork novel
narrativeFunction home of the heroine
symbol of provincial landed gentry life
ownedByFamily Brooke family
partOfFictionalUniverse Middlemarch fictional world
linked to: Middlemarch
settingForEvent Dorothea Brooke’s early life
Dorothea Brooke’s engagement to Edward Casaubon
Dorothea Brooke’s pre‑marital residence
timePeriodOfFictionalSetting Reform era England
early 19th century

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Dorothea Brooke livesInFictionalPlace Tipton Grange
Book I: Miss Brooke setting Tipton Grange
Mr. Brooke livesIn Tipton Grange
Mr. Brooke owns Tipton Grange
Celia Brooke residence Tipton Grange
Sir James Chettam residesNear Tipton Grange