Middlemarch: resumen de Chapter 45
Chapter 45 de 88 · Book 5: The Dead Hand · 27 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 45, Lydgate’s medical reforms provoke professional hostility and public misunderstanding, while Bulstrode’s hospital plan gives him authority but deepens his isolation among local doctors. Farebrother warns him against dependence and debt, and Rosamond’s dislike of his profession reveals a division within their marriage.
Qué sucede
- Mrs. Dollop spreads suspicions about hospital deaths and dissection, while patients and doctors misunderstand Lydgate’s refusal to profit from dispensing drugs.
- Nancy Nash’s recovery and Borthrop Trumbull’s treatment strengthen Lydgate’s reputation, although praise often rests on mistaken beliefs.
- Bulstrode gives Lydgate medical control at the fever hospital, and every local doctor refuses a visiting appointment.
- Farebrother advises Lydgate to remain independent of Bulstrode and avoid financial trouble, prompting thoughts of his existing debts.
- At home, Lydgate describes Vesalius’s struggles, but Rosamond responds by wishing her husband followed a different profession.

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Farebrother turns his own financial weakness into practical advice. Lydgate receives it warmly but reassures himself rather than closely examining his debts.
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Why do the local doctors refuse visiting appointments at the fever hospital?

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