Barnabae Itinerarium is a satirical work by Richard Brathwait, a 17th-century poet and writer. The work is written in the form of a mock travel journal, and offers a humorous and irreverent take on the conventions of the genre. The book was a popular work in its time, and remains an important example of early modern English satire. This edition features an introduction by a modern scholar that contextualizes the work and provides an overview of its themes and techniques.

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