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Geoffrey Chaucer broke the mold on the medievalist way of thinking and attitude toward women who were viewed as weak, untrustworthy, and vain. As we read his work we get to know different women but perhaps in The Wife of Bath we can see the qualities that Chaucer saw in women clearly. The Wife of Bath had money, authority, social status. She was strong willed and powerful and men thought twice about crossing her path.
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