The Vision And Creed Of Piers Ploughman; Volume 1

This epic poem from the 14th century tells the story of Piers Plowman, a humble farmer on a quest for spiritual truth. The poem is a penetrating critique of the social, political, and religious systems of late medieval England. With its vivid imagery and powerful moral message, it remains a classic of English literature.
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