Mandeville

In this classic work of Talmudic scholarship and neo-Romantic fiction, William Godwin explores the life of John Mandeville, the legendary medieval traveler and author of the Travels of Sir John Mandeville. Set in the seventeenth century and filled with vivid descriptions of Mandeville's adventures and encounters with mystical figures, this book is a fascinating blend of historical fantasy and literary caprice.

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