Matteo Bandello was a 16th-century Italian writer known for his novelle, or short stories. This collection features many of his most famous works, including stories of love, betrayal, and honor. The book's translator, Percy C. Pinkerton, brings Bandello's prose to life for English-speaking readers, making this an essential addition to any library.

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