The Canterbury Tales
chaucer's realism in canterbury tales with referance of characters?
Chaucer's realism in Canterbury Tales with referance of characters?
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This is a very involved question that demands more information than this space allows. Still you can find information on specific parts of the tale. Check out this link:
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