Canterbury-pilgrims
plural noun
the pilgrims whose stories are told in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
(NZ) the early settlers in Christchurch, Canterbury region
Historical Examples
Genius in Sunshine and Shadow Maturin Murray Ballou
English Painters Harry John Wilmot-Buxton
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William Blake Charles Gardner
William Blake Charles Gardner
Old Roads and New Roads William Bodham Donne
Shakespeare’s England William Winter
The Long White Cloud William Pember Reeves
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