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crissbribellenell
crissbribellenell crissbribellenell
  • 28-10-2015
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A sense of doubt characterizes the entire Victorian Age.

ATrue
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W0lf93
W0lf93 W0lf93
  • 14-05-2017

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.

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gammaradiation gammaradiation
  • 20-03-2019

correct answer is the first one provided. FALSE

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