Reynard the Fox: A Renowned Apologue of the Middle Age, Reproduced in Rhyme

"Reynard the Fox: A Renowned Apologue of the Middle Age, Reproduced in Rhyme" presents the classic medieval tale of Reynard, a cunning and anthropomorphic fox, in a beautifully rendered rhyming adaptation. This edition, originally published in 1845, revives the wit and satire of the Reynard cycle, making it accessible to a new audience while preserving the spirit of the original.

Samuel Naylor's rendition captures the adventures and misadventures of Reynard as he navigates the medieval world, outsmarting his fellow creatures and challenging the social hierarchy. This edition offers readers a chance to experience a key work of medieval literature in an engaging poetic form, exploring themes of cleverness, morality, and social critique that remain relevant today. A valuable addition to any collection of classic literature.

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