St. Ogg's

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St. Ogg's is the fictional provincial English town that serves as the central backdrop for George Eliot's novel "The Mill on the Floss."

All labels observed (3)

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St. Ogg's canonical 8
St. Ogg’s 3
St Ogg’s 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional town
appearsIn The Mill on the Floss
appearsInGenre realist novel
associatedWithCharacter Maggie Tulliver
Philip Wakem
Stephen Guest
Tom Tulliver
Tulliver family
country England
createdBy George Eliot
describedAs provincial English town
fictionalStatus not a real town
genreContext Victorian literature
hasAuthorPseudonym George Eliot
hasAuthorRealName Mary Ann Evans
linked to: George Eliot
hasFictionalInstitution Dorlcote Mill
hasFictionalRiver Floss
inspiredBy Gainsborough
other Lincolnshire river towns
languageOfWorkContext English
literaryWorkContext The Mill on the Floss
locatedOn River Floss
linked to: the River Floss
medium novel
narrativeFunction context for Tulliver family fortunes
narrativeRole primary setting
settingPeriod 19th century
thematicRole site of social and moral conflict
symbol of provincial society
workPublicationYearContext 1860

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tom Tulliver settingOfActivity St. Ogg's
Stephen Guest livesIn St. Ogg’s
linked to: St. Ogg's
Stephen Guest settingOfActivity St. Ogg’s
linked to: St. Ogg's
Lucy Deane livesIn St. Ogg's
River Floss flowsThroughInFiction St. Ogg’s
subject linked to: the River Floss
linked to: St. Ogg's
Dorlcote Mill locatedNear St Ogg’s
linked to: St. Ogg's
Maggie Tulliver livesIn St. Ogg's
Philip Wakem livesIn St. Ogg's