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The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1387-1400)
Thirty pilgrims journey from London to Canterbury Cathedral, each telling a tale to pass the time. From the bawdy Miller's Tale to the noble Knight's Tale — a panoramic portrait of medieval English society told with humor, humanity, and genius.
Historical Significance:
Chaucer began The Canterbury Tales around 1387 and worked on them until his death in 1400, leaving the collection unfinished (24 of a planned 120 tales). Written in Midd...
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Thirty pilgrims journey from London to Canterbury Cathedral, each telling a tale to pass the time. From the bawdy Miller's Tale to the noble Knight's Tale — a panoramic portrait of medieval English society told with humor, humanity, and genius.
Historical Significance:
Chaucer began The Canterbury Tales around 1387 and worked on them until his death in 1400, leaving the collection unfinished (24 of a planned 120 tales). Written in Midd...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=241
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