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True or False. In the 17th century, poets were often able to appeal to two very different audiences (educated ones and uneducated ones) with the same poem.
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In the 17th century, poets were often able to appeal to two very different audiences (educated ones and uneducated ones) with the same poem.

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Yh that’s at true and not false
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