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[ SECRET POST #4274 ]
⌈ Secret Post #4274 ⌋
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(Anonymous) 2018-09-17 08:45 pm (UTC)(link)The data is kind of mixed on this. France was middle of the pack, I'd say. Literacy during the Pre-Revolution years was strong in Northwest of Europe, which included Northern France, but the South had dismal literacy rates. The Church did encourage education for everyone, but if you were a sharecropper's daughter you were pretty much destined to be illiterate. The daughter of a provincial tinkerer? It would depend on his wealth and how much he valued the education of his daughter. She would most likely know enough to help her future husband (who would likely be a tradesman), but maybe not enough to enjoy a sonnet.