The Canterbury Tales is written in ......................

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Athe French period

Bthe Italian period

Cthe English period

Dthe Victorian period

Answer:

The Canterbury Tales is the masterpiece of Chaucer written in the English period.
Also, he wrote a number of lyrics and a prose work, Treatise on Astrolabe.
These three phases show the Chaucer's genius progressed consistently throughout his literary career.
Chaucer's literary career may be divided into three phases: the French period. the Italian period and the English period.

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