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English, 26.04.2021 22:10, bnvghnbbb

Judging from the themes expressed in the excerpt, which two trends from early nineteenth-century England probably influenced Mary Shelley? The manufacture of sophisticated locks
The therapeutic use of electrical currents
Major advances in farming equipment
Debates about when life ends and death begins
The development of steam power for transportation

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