The 14th c. in
England was pre-Reformation, and the prevailing powers--the Catholic church and the English
monarchy--were beginning their disagreements, which would come to awith Henry VIIIs desire for a
divorce, and Romes refusal, in the 16th c. Added to this growing tension was the gradual
strengthening of the power of Commerce, as fueled by...
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Which theoritecal thoughts help me the most to understand the fourteenth century literature in relation to politics in Chaucer's poetry?
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