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'''Geoffrey Chaucer''' was an [[England|English]] author. He once presented [[the Doctor]] with a copy of his "The Doctour of Science's Tale". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible]]'')
'''Geoffrey Chaucer''' was an [[England|English]] author. He once presented [[the Doctor]] with a copy of his "The Doctour of Science's Tale". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible]]'')
He had a son named [[Tom Chaucer|Tom]].


One of his works included ''[[The Canterbury Tales]]'', which [[Barbara Wright]] loved.
One of his works included ''[[The Canterbury Tales]]'', which [[Barbara Wright]] loved.
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He was a favourite of King [[Richard II]] of [[England]], who was overthrown by Henry Plantagenet, who became King [[Henry IV]], in [[1399]]. He often mocked the [[Catholic Church]] in his work.  
He was a favourite of King [[Richard II]] of [[England]], who was overthrown by Henry Plantagenet, who became King [[Henry IV]], in [[1399]]. He often mocked the [[Catholic Church]] in his work.  


In [[1400]], Chaucer was involved in a plot to assassinate Henry IV and restore Richard II to the English throne. On that occasion, he met the [[First Doctor]], [[Ian Chesterton]] and [[Barbara Wright]]. He described the Doctor as "a man of rare wit and temper, a philosopher."
In [[1400]], Chaucer was involved in a plot to assassinate Henry IV and restore Richard II to the English throne, though he learned later that Richard was already dead. His son [[Tom Chaucer|Tom]], who worked as Henry IV's butler at the [[Palace of Westminster]], was one of his co-conspirators. At this time, he met the [[First Doctor]], [[Ian Chesterton]] and Barbara. He described the Doctor as "a man of rare wit and temper, a philosopher."


His tomb was in [[Westminster Abbey]]. However, it was placed there long after his death. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doctor's Tale (audio story)|The Doctor's Tale]]'')
His tomb was in [[Westminster Abbey]]. However, it was placed there long after his death. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Doctor's Tale (audio story)|The Doctor's Tale]]'')
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