1857.  Westminster Review, January, Worldliness and other-Worldliness: 
        the Poet Young.

In Blackwood’s Magazine for January and February appeared The Sad Fortunes of the Reverend Amos Barton; in March, April, May and June, Mr. Gilfil’s Love Story; from July to December, Janet’s Repentance.  In December these stories were published in two volumes under the title of Scenes of Clerical Life, by George Eliot.  Edinburgh, Blackwood & Sons.  Reprinted in Living Age from April to December, 1857.

1859.  In February, Adam Bede appeared in three volumes, Blackwoods.

        Blackwood’s Magazine for July contained The Lifted Veil.

1860.  In April, The Mill on the Floss was published in three volumes,
        Blackwoods.

1861. Silas Marner in March, one volume, Blackwoods.

1863. Romola appeared in the Cornhill Magazine from July, 1862, to
        July, 1863, and was illustrated.  It was published in three volumes
        in July; Smith, Elder & Co., London.

1864.  The Cornhill Magazine for July contained Brother Jacob, with
        illustrations.

1865.  The Fortnightly Review for May 15 contained The Influence of
        Rationalism, and a review of Owen Jones’s Grammar of Ornament.

1866.  In June, Felix Holt was issued in three volumes, Blackwoods.

1868.  Blackwood’s Magazine, January, contained an Address to Workingmen,
        by Felix Holt.

        In June, The Spanish Gypsy was published by Blackwoods.

1869.  Blackwood’s Magazine for May printed How Lisa Loved the King.

        The Atlantic Monthly for August contained Agatha.

1870.  In Macmillan’s Magazine for May, The Legend of Jubal.

1871.  Macmillan’s Magazine for July, Armgart.

        Middlemarch was issued in twelve monthly numbers, beginning with
        December, by Blackwoods.

1874. The Legend of Jubal and other Poems was published by Blackwoods. 
        It contained:  The Legend of Jubal, Agatha, Armgart, How Lisa
        Loved the King, A Minor Prophet, Brother and Sister,
        Stradivarius, Two Lovers, Arion, O May I Join the Choir
        Invisible.

1876. Daniel Deronda was issued in eight monthly parts, beginning in
        February, by Blackwoods.

1878.  Macmillan’s Magazine for July, A College Breakfast Party.

1879. The Impressions of Theophrastus Such was published in June by
        Blackwoods.