Chaucer and his times
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Word Count
64,000 words, Guess
Page Count
256 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivechaucerandhisti00hadogoog
- ISBN-100836953142
- ISBN-139780836953145
- Goodreads3435285
- Library of Congress Control Number14013588
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number16739455
- Open LibraryOL6568607M
Classifications
- LCCPR1905 .H2
First Sentence
"THE biography of Chaucer is built upon doubts and thrives upon perplexities" according to one of the most famous of Chaucer scholars, and the more carefully we consider the evidence upon which this statement is based, the more fully do we find it endorsed.
Excerpt
"THE biography of Chaucer is built upon doubts and thrives upon perplexities" according to one of the most famous of Chaucer scholars, and the more carefully we consider the evidence upon which this statement is based, the more fully do we find it endorsed.
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Genres
- Biography
Series Statement
- Home university library of modern knowledge.
- no. 81
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