The Dialogues of Creatures Moralised. Appliable and Edifying to Every Merry and Jocund Matter, and Right Profitable to the Governance of Man

Originally published in 1480, this book is a collection of fables and moral tales that explore human behavior and virtue. The stories are told through the interactions of various creatures, both real and imaginary, and are intended to provide entertainment and instruction. This edition includes illustrations by William Morris and is a beautiful example of early printing and book design.

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