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Conflict in A Tale of Two Cities

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January 12, 2016

 

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The deaths of seemingly worthless peasant-like lower-class citizens had no affect what so ever upon the wealthy. This created a strong and continual conflict between the two classes in France. The peasants rebelled against the aristocrats who had been oppressing them for so long, and afterwards France took a long time to recover...
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The deaths of seemingly worthless peasant-like lower-class citizens had no affect what so ever upon the wealthy. This created a strong and continual conflict between the two classes in France. The peasants rebelled against the aristocrats who had been oppressing them for so long, and afterwards France took a long time to recover...
displayed 300 characters

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