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Everyone Loved Him – Daring and Sassy Highwayman during Romanticism

Ivana Tucak
November 20, 2022
18th century
19th century
history
medieval
middle ages
outlaw
the history avenue

So, why was the figure of the bandit or highwayman so popular? Well, these were different times, and as any time shapes the tastes and preferences of the individual, so did the Age of Romanticism.

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