The new venues for disseminating science and enlightenment works included all of the following except _____________.

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Salons, coffeehouses, novels, and Masonic lodges were all new venues for the dissemination of science and enlightenment works during the Enlightenment period. Guilds, however, were traditional associations of artisans or merchants who oversaw the practice of their craft/trade in a particular area and were not specifically new venues for the spread of Enlightenment ideas.

The New Venues for Disseminating Science and Enlightenment Works Included