Bigarrures: Or, the Pleasant and Witlesse and Simple Speeches of the Lord Gaulard of Burgundy, From a Manuscript Circa 1660

A delightful collection of bawdy and humorous tales, from the pen of 16th century French writer Estienne Tabourot. Featuring the misadventures of the fictional Lord Gaulard of Burgundy, these stories are a charming example of early modern European satire and comedy.

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