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What Victorian problem does the speaker in Matthew Arnold's Dover beach believe that he and his love can alleviate by being true to one another?
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loss of religion
Neoma Donnelly
The Victorian problem that the speaker in Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach" believes he and his love can alleviate by being true to one another is the erosion of faith and the loss of religious certainty in the face of advancing science and industrialization. The speaker sees their love as a refuge and source of stability amidst the chaos and uncertainty of the modern world.
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