Corpus Ms (corpus Christi Col., Oxford) Of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, Part 4

This volume presents a detailed examination of the Corpus Christi College, Oxford manuscript of Geoffrey Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales." It is an essential resource for scholars interested in Chaucer's works, medieval literature, and the history of the English language.

Offering insights into the textual variations and historical context of one of the most important works in the English literary canon, this study appeals to academics and students alike. Part 4 delves into specific aspects of the manuscript, providing analyses relevant to those studying medieval manuscripts and Chaucerian prosody.

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