Cantebury Tales
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to greed. People put morals and values aside to achieve a position of power. They will do what it takes to attain their ambitions even if it means deceiving a friend to do so. This has been an detriment to society through the centuries. Issues that Chaucerian society faces have lasted through the ages. The social, moral, political, and religious issues that Chaucer depicts in The Canterbury Tales, are still prominent in the Twentieth Century.
to greed. People put morals and values aside to achieve a position of power. They will do what it takes to attain their ambitions even if it means deceiving a friend to do so. This has been an detriment to society through the centuries. Issues that Chaucerian society faces have lasted through the ages. The social, moral, political, and religious issues that Chaucer depicts in The Canterbury Tales, are still prominent in the Twentieth Century.