Chaucer
First published 1888 · English · 326 pages
- Poetry
- Essays and criticism
- Religion and spirituality

A late nineteenth-century English volume on Chaucer, presenting his life, his world and his poetry for general readers. It introduces the court and city of fourteenth-century England in which he worked, and guides readers through his main poems, especially The Canterbury Tales. It is useful as a picture of how Chaucer was read and appreciated in the Victorian age.
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The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne