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1.1334-1400

2.He secured military aid in Italy and found a French wife for Richard ll

3.The Canterbury Tales is made up of only 24 tales and it continues to be acknowledged for the beautiful rhythm of Chaucer’s language and his characteristic use of clever, satirical wit.

4.Pardoner, Miller, Knight, Wife of Bath

5.The Narrator is an anonymous member of the pilgrimage and each of the characters express different views of reality

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1.1343-1400 London
2. Greatest Poet of the middle ages. Is referred to as the father of english literature.
3. The Canterbury tales is a collection of 24 stories that is in middle english by Geoffrey Chaucer 1387-1400
4. The Pardoner , The miller , The Knight , The wife of the bath.
5. The narrator is an anonymous pilgrim , each character explains different views.

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1. chaucer was born in London in the 1340's

2. he was robbed and possibly injured in September in 1390.

3. A story of pilgrims travling from London to

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1. 1343-1400
2. Known as the father of English Lit. and he fought in war.
3. the traveling of Pilgrims.
4. the pardoner, the miller, the knight, and the wife of bath
5.

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1. 1343-1400
2. Written the poems Troilus and Criseyde, King Edward made him one of his esquires
3. The story of pilgrims traveling from London to Canterbury
4. The knight, miller, pardoner, and wife bath
5.

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1.343-1400
2.Chaucer was the first great poet writing in English, whose best-known work is 'The Canterbury Tales
3.not

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1. 1343 - 1400
2. The father of english literature/ spoke English, Latin, and French
3. They were 24 tales apart of the story-telling contest held by pilgrims  during their travels from London to Canterbury.
4. The Pardoner, The Wife bath, The Miller, and The Knight.
5.The original copies of Canterbury Tales were printed in 1477, He was supposed to write 120 tales, but he only wrote 24.

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1. 1343-1400 London, England
2.September 1390, he was robbed and possibly injured.
He is believed to have died on the 25 of October 1400.
3.a collection of 24 stories that ru to over 17,000 lines written in middle- english.
4.The pardoner,the wife of bath, the miller, the knight
5.the original title  was the Canterbury talys
The story is used to represent the the english society and mainly the church.

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1. Middle ages, 1343-1400
2. His father was kidnapped, family inherited 24 shops
3. How pilgrims traveled from London to Canterbury.
4. The pardoner, The miller
5. The narrator is an anonymous pilgrim, each character explains different views of reality

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1.  1324-1400
2. fought in the Hundred Years' War in France, and was captured and held for ransom.
3.The Canterbury Tales is a collection of 24 stories that runs to over 17,000 lines written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer between 1387–1400.
4. The Narrator, The Knight, The Wife of Bath, The Pardoner, The Miller

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1.  Born | c. 1343 London, England
Died | 25 October 1400 (aged 56–57)
2. A) Resting place Westminster Abbey, London
B) OccupationAuthor, poet, philosopher, bureaucrat, diplomat
3. The Canterbury Tales is a collection of 24 stories that runs to over 17,000 lines written in Middle English by Geoffrey Chaucer between 1387–1400.
4. The Pardoner, The Miller, The Knight, The wife of Bath.
5. A) A tavern and on a pilgrimage from London to Canterbury, England in the late 14th century. Chaucer likely wrote The Canterbury Tales in the late 1380s and early 1390s, after his retirement from life as a civil servant, and this is when he sets the action. This was a time of great social upheaval in England.
B) The Pardoner's actual Tale takes place in Flanders, in Belgium. It begins in a tavern which, no surprise, is a hotbed of all kinds of vices and lechery. (Lots of sermons used taverns to symbolize the ultimate example of sin.)

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1. 1343 to 1400
2. father was kidnap. He was captured in during the siege of Rheims.
3. A collection of 24 stories over 17,00 lines.
4.  Palamon, Arcite, Theseus, and Creon.
5.

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1.1343-1400
2.king edward gave Jefforey a pension of 20 marks for his service.
jeffory married philippa in 1366

3.is a collection of 24 stories over 17,00 lines
4.the knight,squire,yeoman,the monk
5.the narrator was an anotomis member of the pilgrimige
was suposed to write 120 stories

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1.  1343 - 1400
2. Was robbed twice as a clerk and decided to be a gardener instead.
Chaucer Traveled through France with the royal service in the early to mid 1360's.
3. It was part of a story telling contest by a group of pilgrims.
4. The Miller, The Pardoner, The Wife of Bath, and The Knight.
5. Original Copies printed in 1477.
Each character has a different view of reality.

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1.1324 - 1400
2.known as the greatest poet of the middle ages, and the father of literature
3.A list of stories told by pilgrims
4.The pardoner, the miller, the wife of bath, the knight, and the friar
5.there where about 120 stories it was originally called canterbury talys

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1. 1343-1400
2. Greatest poet of the middle ages, and regarded as the father of english literature.
3. A collection of 24 stories between 1387 and 1400, written by Chaucer.
4. The pardoner, The miller, The knight, The wife of bath, The friar.
5. The Canterbury tales was written in middle english, and there were supposed to be about 120 stories.

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1. 1343-1400
2. Chaucer originally planned to include 100 stories in The Canterbury Tales. He only finished 24. And there is a theory that he was murdered.
3. Group of 30 people who travel who travel as pilgrims to Canterbury.
4. Pardoner, Wife of Bath, Miller, Knight
5. The late fourteenth century, after 1381. The Tabard Inn; the road to Canterbury.

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1.chaucer was born in London in the early 1340s died in the 1400s
2. IN 1378 chaucer become write poetry
3.Wrote his poetry in vernacurla
4.influenced by the writings of the Florentines Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio
5.he was accused of rapping Cecily Chaumpaigne, but she later admitted that they just committed adultery with her, or abducted her son is unclear.

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1 1343-1400
2 one of the greatest poets of all time very huge in the middle ages.
3 They are a bunch of stories that Chaucer created.
4 The Miller , The Pardoner, The night, the friar
5 He was accused of many crimes one including rape and abduction. .Anyway was a great writer and used own last name as narrtor.

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1. Geoffrey Chaucer was born between 1340 and 1345
2. Geoffrey Chaucer wrote The Legend of Good Women, a poem that was left unfinished and Geoffrey Chaucer's work The Canterbury Tales was originally meant to be 120 stories long. It was only completed to 24 stories, and his characters did not make it to Canterbury at all
3. A story-telling contest by a group of pilgrims as they travel together on a journey from London to Canterbury to visit the shrine of Saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.
4. The Clerk, The Parson, The Manciple, and The Shipman
5. Each of the characters express different views of reality, and The pilgrims destination is the Tabbard Inn.

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1. 1343-1400
2. Greatest poet of the middle ages and is the father of english literature.
3.A storytelling contest by a group of pilgrims as they travel together on a journey from London to Canterbury to visit the shrine of saint Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.
4.The wife of bath, the narrator, the monk, the pardoner.
5.The narrator is an anonymous member of the pilgrimage and the pilgrimage happened back in the late fourteenth century.

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1.Geoffrey Chaucer was alive from 1343-1400.
2.Widely considered the father of english literature. He is also one of the best poets of the middle ages.
3.The Canterbury Tales is a collection of 24 stories. The story is about pilgrims traveling to Canterbury. It is called the Canterbury Tales because the pilgrims are telling the tales.
4.The Miller
The Pardoner
The Prioress
The Monk
5.The Canterbury Tales was continued up Chaucer died.
Chaucer uses his own last name as the narrator.

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1. From 1343-1400
2. On St. George’s Day 1374, Edward III granted Geoffrey Chaucer a gallon of wine for every day for the rest of the poet’s life.
He was a POW during the Hundred Years' War, captured by France and later released after ransom was paid.
3. The Canterbury tales are 24 stories of over 17,000 lines. It was a storytelling contest by a group of pilgrims traveling from London to Canterbury
4. The Shipman
The Monk
The Summoner
The Friar
5. There are 84 manuscripts and four incunable editions of work

116 tales were supposed to be written

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1.)Geoffrey Chaucer was alive in the 14th Century.
2.)He contributed to the early creation of English language, culture, and traditions. Also, nearly a year after he was robbed and injured he was unable to conduct further business.
3.)A piece of literature that is comprised of Chaucer' manuscripts.
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