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Done Before Renaissance Achievement/ Younger Life Like

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Done Before Renaissance Achievement/ Younger Life Like

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Geoffrey Chaucer in his younger age most likely attended school at St. Pauls Cathedral. Due to the possibility he did, the early training was most likely influenced by men who taught based on their association with Richard de Bury which was one of the most learned Englishmen of his time. The first record of Chaucer reveals that he was in the household of a royal family member in 1357 that also shows he was once associated with the royal family. (Chaucer, Geoffrey)

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Geoffrey Chaucer was famous in his own time for his English poet writing. In current time Chaucer is best known for his unfinished masterpiece The Canterbury Tales. (Chaucer, Geoffrey)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EZykb3taB1dS3BtwSe5g4CMlkDBgXfTDetFOpe3PwPI/edit

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Geoffrey Chaucer's date of birth isn't in any records, neither is his location of birth. The approximate year's he was born in was either 1342 or 1343. They also question that he was born in London. Although they do not have the date he was born they do have his death date. Chaucers death date was October 25, 1400. Researchers have found that he also died in London. The missing dates of when he was born will most likely never be found. (Chaucer, Geoffrey)

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Three Most Important Things Accomplished

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Three Most Important Things Accomplished

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Starting off with he wrote a number of shorter poems and translated at least part of the most successful late medieval French poem as well as did major translating for many writings. Secondly his most famous writing was The Canterbury Tales. The Canterbury Tales was two tales each for over 20 pilgrims making a journey from Southwark to the shrine of St. Thomas Becket at Canterbury and back. Lastly, he created the poem Troilus and Criseyde which is a long poem set against the background of the Trojan War.  (Chaucer, Geoffrey)

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Chaucer mainly contributed to the second half of the 14th century. He provided help to the management of public affairs as courtier, diplomat, and civil servant. He was also an extraordinary English poet who inspired a particular part of english literature, created The Canterbury Tales and is the first finder of our language. (Chaucer, Geoffrey)