English, 18.02.2020 22:45, beto66

Hard Times by Charles Dicken's
Why are the people of Coketown drawn to works of imagination rather than to works based solely on facts? Why is imagination or fancy important to people, in general? Would the people of Coketown likely be interested in reading Hard Times? Why?

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