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It was the age of enlightenment ,when there were a lot of inventions and a feudal system was broken down. Poets showed their learning in the verses they wrote and knowledge was surfacing in the eighteenth century.

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The 18th century was termed as the age of prose and reason by historian Thomas Carlyle. He used this expression to describe the prevalence of rational thinking and literary works written in prose during this period, reflecting the enlightenment values and intellectual shifts of the time.

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Writer Matthew Arnold, in his essay 'The Study of Poetry' (1880) uses the phrase 'our age of prose and reason' when speaking of particular aspects of the eighteenth century.

For a direct link to the page of his essay where he says this, see Related links below.

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