Sybil is a novel by Benjamin Disraeli that was first published in 1845. It explores issues of social inequality and political reform in 19th century Britain, focusing on two contrasting communities: the wealthy aristocracy and the working-class poor. The novel also contains elements of romance, as the protagonist, Charles Egremont, falls in love with the beautiful and enigmatic Sybil Gerard.
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