English Literature, Considered as an Interpreter of English History - Designed as a Manual of Instruction by Henry Coppee
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Malmesbury--Geoffrey of Monmouth--Other Latin Chronicles--Anglo-Norman
Poets--Richard Wace--Other Poets CHAPTER VI. THE MORNING TWILIGHT OF ENGLISH LITERATURE. Semi-Saxon Literature--Layamon--The Ormulum--Robert of Gloucester--Langland. Piers Plowman--Piers Plowman's Creed--Sir Jean Froissart--Sir John Mandevil CHAPTER VII. CHAUCER, AND THE EARLY REFORMATION. A New Era: Chaucer--Italian Influence--Chaucer as a Founder--Earlier Poems--The Canterbury Tales--Characters--Satire--Presentations of Woman--The Plan Proposed CHAPTER VIII. CHAUCER (CONTINUED).--REFORMS IN RELIGION AND SOCIETY. Historical Facts--Reform in Religion--The Clergy, Regular and Secular--The Friar and the Sompnour--The Pardonere--The Poure Persone--John Wiclif--The Translation of the Bible--The Ashes of Wiclif |
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