Robert louis stevenson was criticized for what? treating his toothaches with cocaine treating lowly beggars as full of virtue treating his mother to a trip to samoa treating pirates in his stories like criminals

Robert Louis Stevenson was criticized for;

Treating lowly beggars as full of virtue

Treating lowly beggars as full of virtue.

Explanation:

Author of publicly acclaimed works, Robert Louis Stevenson was born in the city of Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, in 1850 and has in "The Doctor and the Monster" one of the highlights of his literature. Work with innumerable adaptations, this narrative has gone through movie screens, musicals and theater always maintaining the fascination of its theme. Many know his works, but what few know is that Stevenson had a great sense of justice and was very charitable.

Stevenson treated human beings with dignity and was widely criticized for treating humble beggars as virtuous.

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