Moral Swindlers is a novel by George Eliot that explores the theme of moral corruption and its consequences. The story follows the lives of several characters who are all affected in different ways by their own or others' immoral behavior. Throughout the book, Eliot examines the complexities of human nature and how easily people can be swayed from doing what is right.
By George Eliot · First published 1863 · Genre: Satire, Philosophical Fiction, Social Commentary