Chaucer's People: Everyday Lives in Medieval England
by Liza Picard
An engaging historical account of medieval English life as reflected in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, covering work, travel, customs, and society.
About This Book
Chaucer's People explores the social fabric of fourteenth-century England through the lens of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
The book examines the occupations, customs, and daily routines of people from all walks of life during the medieval period.
Readers gain insight into the clothing, food, work, travel, and religious practices that shaped ordinary existence.
Liza Picard draws on historical records and Chaucer's text to present a clear picture of medieval society.
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