This French-language study guide provides a comprehensive synthesis of George Eliot's classic novel *The Mill on the Floss*. Published by Du Temps in 2002, the 190-page paperback offers structured analysis of the novel's themes, characters, narrative techniques, and historical context. Designed for students and general readers, it serves as a companion to Eliot's exploration of family dynamics, gender constraints, and moral conflict in rural 19th-century England. The guide breaks down key passages, examines the autobiographical elements in Maggie Tulliver's story, and situates the work within the broader Victorian literary tradition. Clear chapter summaries and critical commentary make it a practical resource for exam preparation or deeper engagement with one of English literature's great psychological novels.