What did Charles Dickens have to gain from critiquing utilitarian education in his novel, Hard Times? support from teachers influence of popular opinion O endorsement of the Queen O a job as a professor

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What did Charles Dickens have to gain from critiquing utilitarian education in his novel, Hard Times?

support from teachers
influence of popular opinion
O endorsement of the Queen
O a job as a professor

English
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a job as a professor

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