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Geoffrey was born into a wealthy family in London and was born in 1342/43. He died October 25, 1400.

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Chaucer’s young life was very lucky due to the family’s wealth and the father. Geoffrey’s father had placed Geoffrey with a group of young men and women serving and helping in that royal household. This arrangement was available to families so children were provided an opportunity for education and connections to advanced careers.

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This was ranked as one of the greatest poems in English and this is  his most famous work ever created. ( Britannica Academic)

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He is remembered for his writing of poetry. Chaucer’s writings consistently reflected on an humor also combined with serious. Chaucer’s writings and poems also showed love, in both, are earthly and divine.

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Some important things Geoffrey Chaucer accomplished was he was the most famous author and poet however he was also a philosopher, civil servant, astronomer, and diplomat. Chaucer is still considered to be one of the greatest in English poetry. (Historic UK)

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Geoffrey Chaucer Importance to the Renaissance Part 1

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Geoffrey Chaucer Importance to the Renaissance Part 1

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Geoffrey Chaucer is acknowledged by his Renaissance successors as the greatest of earlier English writers. Chaucer was an important figure to people on several counts, despite what seems to us the thoroughly medieval nature of his poetry.

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Geoffrey Chaucer Importance to the Renaissance Part 2

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Geoffrey Chaucer Importance to the Renaissance Part 2

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His learning was singled out for special admiration and for dedication to the first complete part of his works, which was published in 1532.

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A Guide To The Canterbury Tales: Why Were They Banned? | Literary Classics | Perspective

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Introduction to Geoffrey Chaucer, his Life and his Minor Works

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