The Egoist - A Comedy in Narrative Vol. II

“The Egoist – A Comedy in Narrative Vol. II” by George Meredith continues the sharp, satirical examination of Sir Willoughby Patterne, a self-absorbed aristocrat whose controlling nature drives the women in his life to question love, duty, and freedom. As Clara Middleton, his intelligent and increasingly self-aware fiancée, grows more determined to escape the emotional trap he represents, the novel deepens its psychological insights and comic tension. Through witty dialogue and elegant irony, Meredith critiques Victorian social norms, especially concerning gender and personal autonomy.
"The Egoist - A Comedy in Narrative - Vol. II" is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1910.