The author talks about the darker side of the Victorian period to _____.[A] disclose the social injustices and evils[B] give proof to Karl Marx’s Das Kapital[C] manifest the Victorians’ good sense of right and wrong[D] show the age’s strengths outweigh its weaknesses
The author talks about the darker side of the Victorian period to _____.
[A] disclose the social injustices and evils
[B] give proof to Karl Marx’s Das Kapital
[C] manifest the Victorians’ good sense of right and wrong
[D] show the age’s strengths outweigh its weaknesses
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