Canterbury Tales ...: The Clergyman's Tale. Pembroke; the Author's Address to the Reader; the German's Tale. Kruitzner; the Scotsman's Tale. Claudine; Paperback - 2010

A collection of short stories attributed to Harriet and Sophia Lee, "Canterbury Tales..." presents a diverse array of narratives. This anthology includes tales such as "The Clergyman's Tale," "The German's Tale. Kruitzner," "The Scotsman's Tale. Claudine," "The Landlady's Tale," and "The Wife's Tale. Julia." These stories offer a glimpse into early 19th-century literary styles and thematic concerns.

The collection showcases the Lee sisters' storytelling abilities and their contribution to the literary landscape of their time. Readers interested in historical fiction and the evolution of short story forms will find value in this volume.

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