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The excerpt is taken from the book by Dickens named A Child's History of England. This book informs readers about the lives of people in England and the landscape of the country.
The country’s infrastructure was badly planned and managed, but they were able to do other things well.
A Child's History of England can be explained as:
- This story tells about the harsh and unhygienic conditions of early England that were covered in swamps and forests.
- The infrastructure of the nation was next to nothing and had no proper houses, drains, bridges or roads. The place was all covered in dirt, swamps and mud.
- The people did very little agricultural practices and were dependent on cattle and livestock compared to vegetation. They had no real money but used metal rings as currencies.
- Although there was a lack of infrastructure and facilities they were competent in doing basket artefacts and cloths. Fortress building was the major work they did brilliantly.
Therefore, option D, they were able to do many things despite poor infrastructure is correct.
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