Short Stories· United Kingdom
Canterbury tales
by Geoffrey ChaucerAggregate Editorial Score30/100
#84,217of 98,734 books
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Published 1934English
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Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury tales (1934) stands as one of the most significant works of short stories of its era. Canterbury tales (1934) by Geoffrey Chaucer is a celebrated short story collection that illuminates the full spectrum of human experience in compact form.
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notable · national
193430
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