Question

18th century new readers from the middle class had more interest in romances and tragedies true of false​

Answer 1

Answer:

it is true because as they have not discovered anything so now they were taking interest

Answer 2

The statement is False.

• The eighteenth century's preferred reading material was novels. Lending libraries, in particular, sated the thirst for reading material.
• The new readers were mostly composed of members of the upper and middle classes, with some labourers and craftsmen thrown in for good measure.
• The readers and the time period placed a greater emphasis on rationality, intelligence, logic, and wit.
• Excessive emotionalism, romance, dramatic sentimentalism, zeal, and even inventiveness were all condemned.