The Mark Steel Lectures-Geoffrey Chaucer 3/3

[@ppaulkknight]

a minor point, but William Caxton didn't invent the printing press, that was Johannes Gutenberg in Germany. Caxton was the first to use it England. otherwise, good work Mr Steel! :)

[@jsgamgee]

Excellent; I study in Canterbury and have to give a presentation on the Canterbury Tales tommorrow and that really has helped..

[@badfreddytube]

haha that poem at 7:57 had me rolling over

[@MisterMarsBars]

I could not stop laughing at the poem at the end!!

[@cozartpauley]

Good job. This is something with which my high school students can relate.

[@NicholasZacharewicz]

Is there some kind of BBC-only version of the Summoner's Tale? In all of the versions I've read it's about a dishonest Friar.

[@mediatapwater]

Lmao at the sheep skin condom ad

[@kateFAIL]

=D I'm so pleased I found this!

[@Phorquieu]

Tis brylliante stouffe, rheilley, Maete. Gedancks, Mearcus MacSteele.

[@gemsag]

Thanks for this!

[@davrothelegend]

ha ha 1:50 Starbucks in the background

[@cj.mf.5]

excellent!

[@ness7281992]

pause the vid, then rewind straight to the absolute beginning. pucker up, sweetie!

[@LackadaisicalE]

lol thumbs up from University of Copenhagen :)

[@mirjaistheshiet]

boring. boring. boring. sorry. lol just here for my english essay..

[@888mrshoe]

Open University on telly or internet brain food for insomniacs or the pissed,kin great

[@mirjaistheshiet]

4 months later... lol

[@Rascal157]

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