Tabard Inn
Tabard Inn (tăb´ərd), in Southwark borough, Greater London, England. The inn, demolished in the 19th cent., was mentioned by Geoffrey Chaucer in the Prologue of the Canterbury Tales as the starting point of Chaucer's pilgrims.
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Born in England.
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Home—London, England.
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Illustrator and writer.
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Heap, Sue 1954–
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Born 1954, in Hampshire, England. Hobbies and other interests: Riding motorcycles, travel.
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Home—En… Alan Marks , Marks, Alan 1957–
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(Ann Halam)
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Born February 14, 1952, in Manchester, England; daughter of Desmond (a garment cutter) and Rita (a he… Randolph Caldecott , Caldecott, Randolph
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