Who is the most influential essayist of the Victorian period?

Which essay was was part autobiography, part philosophical meditation?

Which essay revived the concept of a leader?

Which quality set the heroes apart from the ordinary human beings?

Which was the most famous tract of John Ruskin?

In which essay does Ruskin discuss about the fall of a culture?

In which essay does Ruskin discuss that great architecture, like any great art, produced moral feelings?

Who was a tireless chronicler of the flaws of the age and a sharp-eyed critic of England's social systems?

Which novel of Dickens was based on the theme the travails of a good man?

Which novel of Dickens is a powerful critique of the workhouse era?

Which novel of Dickens is about flawed moral values especially greed and hypocrisy?

Which industrial novel, portrayed the conditions of education, exploitation and industry?

Which novel is a-kind of bildungsroman, as it traces the growth of the protagonist into a young man through various trials and tribulations?

Which novel of Dickens saw the character of Pip?

Which novel of Dickens focused on prison conditions?

Which work of George Eliot was described as a 'study of provincial life'?

What is the name of the historical novel of George Eliot?

Which novel of Eliot was noted for its heavy religious theme?

Which was the only novel of Emily Bronte?