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In Rome, boys of the upper class were not expected to learn to read. True Or False

In Rome, boys of the upper class were not expected to learn to read. True Or False
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In Rome, boys of the upper class were not expected to learn to read. True Or False

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No, it is false that in Rome, boys of the upper class were not expected to learn to read, since in fact education for boys of such a class was highly regarded.
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