Maria Edgeworth was a prolific writer, known for her realistic novels that explored social issues and human nature. Some of her most famous works include:
* Castle Rackrent (1800): A satirical novel about an Irish landlord and his family.
* Belinda (1801): A novel about a young woman who must navigate the complexities of love and society.
* The Absentee (1812): A novel about the impact of absentee landlords on Irish society.
* Ennui (1809): A novel about a young man who struggles with boredom and a lack of purpose.
* Patronage (1814): A novel that examines the complexities of social and economic power.
Maria Edgeworth was a major figure in the development of the novel and her work continues to be studied and enjoyed today.