What are the role of middle classes in ending the privileges?
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The middle class emerged educated and wealthy during the eighteenth century. The system of privileges as promoted by the feudal society was against their interests. Being educated, the members of this class had access to the various ideas of equality and freedom proposed by the French and English political and social philosophers. These ideas got popularised amongst the masses as a result of intensive discussions and debates in salons and coffee-houses, and through books and newspapers
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The middle class emerged educated and wealthy during the eighteenth century. The system of privileges as promoted by the feudal society was against their interests. Being educated, the members of this class had access to the various ideas of equality and freedom proposed by the French and English political and social philosophers. These ideas got popularised amongst the masses as a result of intensive discussions and debates in salons and coffee-houses, and through books and newspapers
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Middle class played a crucial role in the ending privelileges . It was only middle class who raise voice against privelagies though basic means. As the middle class start become rich it has more educated members and Many philosphers too wrote about it in thair books such as john locke , roeaseau etc. In their books
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