Chaucer's London.
- Author / Editor
- Robertson, D. W., Jr.
Chaucer's London.
- Published
- New York: John Wiley & Sons,
- Physical Description
- x, 241 pp.; 18 b&w illus. and map
- Description
- An account of London in the late fourteenth century, including descriptions of its historical topography and architecture, the city's customs, a chronicle of its major events and history, and its role as an intellectual center. Chaucer is mentioned throughout, and aspects of the city (especially its intellectual life) are illustrated and exemplified with quotations from Chaucer's poetry, identified in the volume's index.
- Chaucer Subjects
- Background and General Criticism