At the end of The Deserted Village, Poetry leaves with the rural virtues and the displaced villagers because many of the people in England are too corrupted by wealth to appreciate art. True False

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Jonas Massey

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11 January, 17:58

At the end of The Deserted Village, Poetry leaves with the rural virtues and the displaced villagers because many of the people in England are too corrupted by wealth to appreciate art. True False

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Julian Harvey · Answer 1

It is true, At the end of The Deserted Village, Poetry Leaves with the rural virtues and the displaced villagers because many of the people in England are too corrupted by wealth to appreciate art.

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The Deserted Village Poetry in the later eighteen of the century became more obvious. This might seem to leave the man in a moral. Thus are the arts and the virtues mutually friends.