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During the era of the Enlightenment when Latin was highly favored as the language of letters, or during Romanticism when the Roman Empire was absolutely idolized by states like the French Empire, could at least one Romance country (In Europe or in Latin America) engage in an orthographical reform and attempt to bring back some Latin aspects in the written form of the language; alternatively, could they either teach Latin in non-clerical schools or try to introduce a constructed language like Interlingua?