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W. P. Ker. English Literature: Medieval. “Home University Library” (Williams & Norgate, 1913).
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GERMAN AND FRENCH WORKS
Ten Brink. Chaucer Studien (Trübner, 1870).
Legouis. Geoffroy Chaucer (Bloud et Cie., 1910) (Eng. tr. Lailavoix. Dent, 1912).
Spurgeon. Chaucer devant la critique (Hachette et Cie., 1911).