Chaucer’s Fame in England

Discover the profound influence of Geoffrey Chaucer in "Chaucer’s Fame in England" by Jackson Campbell Boswell. Published by the Modern Language Association of America in 2005, this comprehensive bibliography features over 1,300 references to Chaucer, tracing a legacy that spans centuries. Building on the foundational work of Caroline Spurgeon's 1925 compilation, "Five Hundred Years of Chaucer Criticism and Allusion, 1357–1900," Boswell's meticulous research offers invaluable insights into Chaucer's impact on literature and culture. With 390 pages of detailed references, this hardback edition is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. Whether you are delving into 16th and 17th-century allusions or exploring the realms of classic literature and poetry, this book serves as a vital reference point in understanding Chaucer's enduring fame in England. Enhance your library with this significant contribution to Chaucer studies today!