Palmerin of England by Francisco De Moraes, of 4 (1807)

This book is a translation of a Portuguese novel called Palmerin de Inglaterra, originally published in the 16th century. The novel tells the story of a knight named Palmerin who travels to England to win the love of the princess Polinarda. Along the way, he battles dragons, rescues damsels in distress, and performs other heroic deeds. While the novel is often dismissed as a work of popular fiction, it had a significant influence on European literature of the time, and its themes and motifs continue to resonate today. This edition includes a new translation by Anthony Munday, as well as critical commentary and analysis by Francisco de Moraes, Luis Hurtado, and Robert Southey.

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