The growth of reading and publishing in the eighteenth century was aided and characterized by the development of
A)private tutors.
B)magazines for the general public.
C)compulsory education for the general public.
D)state investments in free books.
E)libraries.

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Magazines for the general public were a major factor in the growth of reading and publishing in the eighteenth century. They provided a new outlet for writers and a new way for people to access information and entertainment.

The Growth of Reading and Publishing in the Eighteenth Century