Understanding Townspeople in Literature and History

Townspeople refers to the residents of a town or a city, excluding the nobility or the ruling class. It can also refer to the common people who live and work in a particular town or city, as opposed to the wealthy elite or the ruling class. In literature and history, the term "townspeople" is often used to describe the ordinary citizens of a town or city, who are not part of the ruling class or the nobility.

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