It received its name from Oliver Goldsmith, who dubbed it in honor of Geoffrey Chaucer.  
It received its name from Oliver Goldsmith, who dubbed it in honor of Geoffrey Chaucer.  Located at the southern end of the southern transept of a famous London landmark, it includes shrines to Milton, Dickens, Tennyson, and Shakespeare. In addition, there is only one American – Longfellow. For ten points, identify this London location of the tombs of twenty­six masters of the language, a tourist attraction of Westminster Abbey.
It received its name from Oliver Goldsmith, who dubbed it in honor of Geoffrey Chaucer.  
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