Date
and Composition of The Canterbury Tales
> Visit Professor Susan Yager's Wife of Bath pages, where you'll be guided through understanding the Wife as a character revealed in various manuscript versions
Chaucer
and Medieval Drama
Life
in Medieval Towns and Cities
Pilgrimage
and Cultural Exchange
If you didn't buy the optional
"Reader-friendly
Edition" of the General Prologue and other tales put into modern spelling
by Michael Murphy, you can read it online or print it in Adobe Acrobat PDF.
Visit the Chaucer
Metapage to see what Chaucer scholars are doing on the WWW.
For more on Chaucer's life
and times visit The Geoffrey Chaucer Homepage
at Harvard. This site has extensive links to informative pages relating to many
things connected with Chaucer's works, his life, and his era.
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