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3 years ago

A sense of doubt characterizes the entire Victorian Age. a. True b. False

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This is false. There was no sense of doubt in it. It was firmly believed that the British empire was great and would continue to stay great forever. Doubt was a common motif earlier in the Romantic period, and later during the Modern/Postmodern periods. During the victorian era, realism thrived and there was no doubt at all.

Sladkaya [172]3 years ago

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correct answer is the first one provided. FALSE

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