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…showed last 75 words of 556 total…the Canterbury Tales Chaucer proclaims his suspicion of the nature of deeds performed by the church by questioning the motives behind certain figures in the church. Chaucer also uses the style in which figures in the church live to argue his belief that the church has become corrupt. Chaucer brings the reader to the question of wether the Church has its priorities strait and wether there is the need for certain positions in the Church.