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Why does Chaucer's pilgrimage to Canterbury matter for his famous work?


AThe pilgrimage caused him to stop trying with Middle English and return to French writing.
BThe pilgrimage limited writing to only religious topics and removed other specific details.
CThe pilgrimage gave him direct observations of real pilgrims from many social classes.

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