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Comparing The Rules And Rules In The Canterbury Tales, By Geoffrey Chaucer

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No matter where people will go, there will always be standards and rules that they will always have to follow. No matter what they do in life, these standards and rules will still be there. Just like today, pilgrims also have rules and standards. Many others did not follow the standards and rules. The Host, in Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, demonstrates the standards of the Medieval Period by following all the rules as an upright citizen as a commoner.
Medieval Period was hard for some of the people. Majority of the medieval Europeans were the peasants. The peasants were not allowed to be a part of the military service (Corbishley). Most schools were run by the church - not everyone was allowed to go to school (Corbishley). The peasants
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