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'''Victorian morality''' is a rigid perspective developed during the [[Victorian era]] that included a great deal of [[censorship]], [[double standards]], and a lack of [[pro-life]] discourse. Ultimately, references to the [[Bible]] itself seemed to result from the lack of [[freedom of speech]]. | '''Victorian morality''' is a rigid perspective developed during the [[Victorian era]] that included a great deal of [[censorship]], [[double standards]], and a lack of [[pro-life]] discourse. Ultimately, references to the [[Bible]] itself seemed to result from the lack of [[freedom of speech]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:28, January 18, 2023
Victorian morality is a rigid perspective developed during the Victorian era that included a great deal of censorship, double standards, and a lack of pro-life discourse. Ultimately, references to the Bible itself seemed to result from the lack of freedom of speech.