Eighteenth century is the witness for emergence of a new gentle comment?
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In Britain, the 18th century was a time when all the wit and reason came into the forefront of English literature in the form of satires. However, the keen observation and sharp vivacity of thought was exposing the superficial mistakes and the moral corruption of society.
A upper class was mocked gently which was more lyrical and delicate and not brutal.
In Britain, the 18th century was a time when all the wit and reason came into the forefront of English literature in the form of satires. However, the keen observation and sharp vivacity of thought was exposing the superficial mistakes and the moral corruption of society.
A upper class was mocked gently which was more lyrical and delicate and not brutal.
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The idea of equality in rights, freedom and laws opened the gate for the emergence of the middle class.
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In the ‘eighteenth century’, emergence of ‘social groups’ was in upper hand and they were termed as middle class. They extended their wealth through overseas trade and by the manufacturing og goods like wool, silk, etc. The goods they manufactured were bought by the ‘richer members’ of society.
Professionals like ‘lawyers’ and other ‘administrative’ officials were also added along with the merchants and manufacturers. They firmly believe that a person’s social position purely depends on his merit but not on his birth. These ideas based on equal laws, rights and freedom paved way for the emergence of the ‘middle class’.
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