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No, writers from the school of Realism rejected the ideals of Romanticism. The Industrial Revolution and the realities of life in the cities led Realists to reject Romanticism in favor of literature that depicted the lives of the rising working class.

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No. Authors of realism didn't embrace the ideas of romanticism.

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no...its false

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