This author wrote about a young Jewish man in Germany who loves Gwendolen Harleth in one novel, and another about a man who adopts Godfrey's daughter Eppie.
This author wrote an anonymous essay objecting that contemporary novels intended for women were "silly" and proposed a more realistic vision of the novel in "The Natural History of German Life." Ludwig Feuerbach's idea of Christianity influenced this author, who translated Feuerbach and Spinoza into English. In a novel by this author, kabbalah terms are used to describe a meeting along the Thames with Mordecai. In another novel by this author, a bag of stolen gold is found at the bottom of a (*) pit with the skeleton of Dunstan. This author wrote about a young Jewish man in Germany who loves Gwendolen Harleth in one novel, and another about a man who adopts Godfrey's daughter Eppie. For 10 points, name this author of Daniel Deronda and Silas Marner.
This author wrote an anonymous essay objecting that contemporary novels intended for women were "silly" and proposed a more realistic vision of the novel in "The Natural History of German Life."
George Eliot [or Mary Anne Evans] &lt;WA, OtherLit&gt;