The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales

Geoffrey Chaucer lived in England of the Middle Ages and The Canterbury Tales, his unfinished collection of stories, is a masterpiece of all time. The Prologue to this collection is a consummate piece of literary work in itself, portraying 'God’s Plenty'—a rich panorama of English society in the Middle Ages—in a style marked for its tolerant humour. The present edition of The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is marked for the following features: Analytical Study of Literary and Social Background Complete Original Text in Old English accompanied by the Modern English version Detailed Annotations, Paraphrase and Explanations of Important Passages Critical Analysis on Textual Aspects Important University Questions with Answers Selected Literary Criticism Geoffrey Chaucer lived in England of the Middle Ages and The Canterbury Tales, his unfinished collection of stories, is a masterpiece of all time. The Prologue to this collection is a consummate piece of literary work in itself, portraying 'God’s Plenty'—a rich panorama of English society in the Middle Ages—in a style marked for its tolerant humour. The present edition of The Prologue to the Canterbury Tales is marked for the following features: Analytical Study of Literary and Social Background Complete Original Text in Old English accompanied by the Modern English version Detailed Annotations, Paraphrase and Explanations of Important Passages... Read More

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