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The “father of English literature” was a commoner, civil servant, poet, and great wit. Let’s visit “The Canterbury Tales” and enjoy this great writer’s ultimate snapshot of the most common personalities of medieval times.
An Overview of Chaucer
260 An Overview of Chaucer
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