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The Decameron

Giovanni Boccaccio
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Pages
621
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Xist Publishing

About

One Hundred Tales, One Great Masterpiece. The Black Death is upon Europe and the beautiful city of Florence. How can you escape it one must wonder? The 14th-century Italian writer came up with a solution in his masterpiece, The Decameron - story-telling. He gathered seven young women and three young men in a remote villa outside the city with one sole purpose, to tell 100 unique stories about humanity's great fortunes and misfortunes.

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