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In 1798 England, formal education was not universally accessible to children. While some children, particularly from wealthier families, attended private schools or were tutored at home, many poorer children had limited or no access to education. The establishment of public education systems was still in its infancy, and compulsory schooling laws would not be enacted until the 19th century. As a result, education was often inconsistent and dependent on social class and location.

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