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Liberals tend to like and push this novel because it rebels against Victorian standards, including gender.
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'''''Jane Eyre''''' is a novel by [[Charlotte Brontë]] that is highly moral but also slightly [[feminist]].  It is written predominately from a female perspective as the narrator shares her confidential emotions and feelings at length with the reader.
 
'''''Jane Eyre''''' is a novel by [[Charlotte Brontë]] that is highly moral but also slightly [[feminist]].  It is written predominately from a female perspective as the narrator shares her confidential emotions and feelings at length with the reader.
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[[Liberal]]s tend to like and push this novel because it rebels against [[Victorian]] standards, including gender.
    
This novel is harsh about a wealthy aunt who is portrayed as cruel, while sympathetic to a kinder servant.
 
This novel is harsh about a wealthy aunt who is portrayed as cruel, while sympathetic to a kinder servant.
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