Meanings of literate people in English

This took longer than I'd expected because it wasn't made for literate people.

The printing press made books more accessible to all literate people.

Surviving literate people flock to Bazian monasteries or Cartasian maths.

There is also the implication that literate people have better access to the arts and sciences.

It is a very hard duty:-itis painfully awkward to speak to grown-upand literate people in this manner:

We are a literate people.

Thus, what most literate people would consider strange lifestyles of remote prehistory are for me the most vivid part of my life.

What education generated were literate people, and members of a society prepared for relations without which machines made little or no sense at all.

Literate people read fiction.

Literate people in those days were comparatively few; but, bating that, one may say that sermons were as much in request as novels are to-day.