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The Lady of Shalott Study Guide

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by Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson
About 64 pages (19,120 words)
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1842: An important source of entertainment is books and magazines. More middle-class people are familiar with the mythic stories as they have been preserved in literature for generations.

Today: There is still some familiarity with King Arthur's Court, but most people know it as it is depicted in movies or in theme park recreations.

1842: The English countryside is more open and unpolluted. Cities, particularly London, are crowded and polluted, but people who have been to the country can easily imagine the landscape that Tennyson describes.

Today: For the most part, the English countryside is divided into walled-off fields and farm tracks. Since coal burning.....

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