In the nineteenth century, lending libraries became instruments for educating __________ people.
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The question is asking us to fill in the blank regarding who benefited from lending libraries as educational tools in the nineteenth century.
Answer
White-collar workers and lower-middle-class people.
The final answer is 'white-collar workers and lower-middle-class people'.
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The final answer is 'white-collar workers and lower-middle-class people'.
More Information
In the 19th century, lending libraries provided access to literature and education, particularly for white-collar workers and lower-middle-class people, who otherwise could not afford to purchase books. This helped increase literacy and education among these classes.
Sources
- Lending libraries in the nineteenth century England - toppr.com
- Role of lending libraries in educating common people in the 19th century - ask.learncbse.in
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