Chaucer, Geoffrey

A company of thirty-one pilgrims tell their stories on the way to the shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury. Includes an introduction and notes.

A selection of eight stories from the "Canterbury Tales" in which members of a company of pilgrims discuss their lives and adventures while on their way to the shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury.

An annotated selection from Geoffrey Chaucer's medieval classic, "The Canterbury Tales," a series of stories narrated by pilgrims on their way to the shrine of Saint Thomas a Becket in Canterbury Cathedral.

Depicts the Pardoner, who was sent by the Pope to sell indulgences for the forgiveness of sins to his fellow travelers who were unaware when they agreed to a storytelling competition on their journey to Canterbury that they would be subjected to the Pardoner's crooked moneymaking ways. The format of this book presents the Middle English version on one page with Modern English on the facing page. Includes a brief biography of the poet, footnotes, and discussion questions.

Presents an annotated selection from Geoffrey Chaucer's medieval classic, "The Canterbury Tales, " a series of stories narrated by pilgrims on their way to the shrine of Saint Thomas a Becket in Canterbury Cathedral. Includes the general prologue, sources and analogues, and critical essays.

Presents Geoffrey Chaucer's classic collection of tales about pilgrims on their way to Canterbury Cathedral, and includes explanatory notes, an introduction, a Chaucer chronology, and a select bibliography.