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Being a well-respected Victorian educational reformer, I could see why Abbott would write such a book. He constantly took the opportunity to poke fun at the whole institution. He also discussed how people of higher class used many techniques to keep the lower class in order. This is very similar to human history and is still being done today.

The story reminds me of the evolution of science. Just like the square (narrator) finally opened his mind to a new reality, tried to educate others, and was persecuted and jailed for it, Galileo and other scientists went through the same thing. The great thing about this book is that the author boldly portrayed aspects of his society that many people didn't talk about. Things were just accepted because if they weren't there would probably be many rebellions, which there were.

ere portrayed in the novel. They were of lower class than all men. Even if a man was of soldier class, which is the lowest possible class for a man, and the woman was

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