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Canterbury Tales

Contents

Context
Author
Characters
Introduction
Knights Tale
Millers Tale
Reeve's Tale
Cooks Tale
Man of Laws Tale
Wife of Baths Tale
The Friar's Tale
Summoners Tale
Clerk's Tale
Merchant's Tale
Squire's Tale
Franklin's Tale
Physician's Tale
Pardoner's Tale
Shipman's Tale
Prioress Tale
Tale of Sir Topas
Monks Tale
Nun's Priest's Tale
Second Nun's Tale
Canon Yeoman's Tale
Manciple's Tale
Parson's Sermon
Conclusion
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CONCLUSION

Chaucer makes some retractions, and many scholars wish he had not added this section to his Tales. 

Like an artist, he should know when the work is complete and not tinker with it at a later date.

It is clear that the Tales were written when Chaucer was at his peak, and he has let his misguided conscience construct this retraction.

 




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