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The point of view of the artist in the caricature of 18th century french society shown above is that

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The point of view of the artist in the caricature of 18th century French society (a period that marked the <span>French Revolution and Napoleonic Era<span>) is basically that the peasantry is exploited both by the church and by the nobility.</span></span>

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