In both her professional and her personal life Mary Ann (later Marian) Evans, better known to us as George Eliot, stands as an impressive example of a woman challenging social expectations of femininity in the later nineteenth century: Mary Ann was an assuredly intelligent woman not afraid to defy the most dominant social conventions of…
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