Canterbury Tales: General Prologue, Knight's Tale, Miller's Prologue

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The Chaucer's Canterbury Tales form a significant history of the medieval society given the fact that it documents on religious aspects of such society. Evidence that develops such reasoning originates from the fact that the Chaucer's Canterbury Tales gives are particular about a revolutionized period for the early Englishmen. In this view, there is the connection that these early societies were very religious given that fact that their lives revolved around religious pilgrimages that controlled their lives (Geoffrey 145). Evidence that supports such a line of thinking develops from the fact that the early societies renewed their faith through encouraging personal reflection, the attendance of penance, and the practice of spiritual renewal.
Another important argument that develops from the Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is that during his time or the period of his writings, there was a constant uprising against the Catholic Church with arguments developing that it had become corrupt. In lieu of such reasoning, there is the suggestion that the relig...