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Were there more people who liked to read in the 18th century and the centuries before that?
01-08-2013, 06:28 AM
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Reading was important for the people in the 1800's and before that. Knowledge of the world around us was all the people had to learn about the world and the people along with many inventions. People used books like we use the technology we have today. Having a library card was what told anyone that knew you that you were not stuoid and was capable of learning and wanting to learn. Books in a person's house was telling other people that you are a decent and well educated person, it was their identity.
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