Things as They Are or The Achenture of Caleb Williams was written as a call to end...

Correct option is C

Written by William Godwin, Caleb Williams criticizes the misuse of power by authority and the corrupt legal system. It challenges social injustices and critiques the power wielded by the ruling classes over individuals, portraying the plight of the oppressed.
Information Booster:
1. Critique of Tyranny: Godwin exposes the legal and societal structures that oppress the weak.
2. Literary Influence: This novel influenced the emerging genre of Gothic fiction and Romantic themes.
3. Political Undertone: It reflects Godwin’s belief in individual rights against oppressive institutions.
Additional Information:
· Industrialist Exploitation: While critiquing abuse of power, it doesn’t focus on industrial exploitation.
· Church and Tenancy: Neither of these themes aligns with the novel’s central focus on governmental and legal tyranny.