Who is the author of the Canterbury Tales? A.Geoffrey Chaucer B.Leonardo da Vinci C.King Henry VIII D.William Shakespeare

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Who is the author of the Canterbury Tales?

A.Geoffrey Chaucer
B.Leonardo da Vinci
C.King Henry VIII
D.William Shakespeare

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