The Canterbury Tales

Journey through medieval England with Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales and Other Poems," a cornerstone of English literature. This collection captures the vibrant spirit of a bygone era through compelling poetry written in Middle English. "Canterbury Tales" presents a diverse group of pilgrims traveling together, each sharing their unique stories and perspectives along the way.

Beyond the iconic "Canterbury Tales," this volume includes a selection of Chaucer's other significant poetic works. Experience the richness of medieval storytelling and language, offering a glimpse into the social customs, beliefs, and humor of the time. Dive into the world of English poetry from 1100 to 1500 and discover why Chaucer remains one of history's most celebrated voices.

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