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Canterbury Tales but Part of a Group"The Canterbury Tales" is a Major Part of England's Literary Heritage. From the Exuberant Wife of Bath's Arthurian Legend to the Miller's Worldly, Ribald Farce, These Tales Can Be Taken As a Mirror of Fourteenth Century London. Incorporating Every Style of Medieval Narrative Bawdy Anecdote, Allegorical Fable and Courtly Romance the Tales Encompass a Blend of Universal Human Themes. Ackroyd's Retelling is a Highly Readable, Prose Version in Modern