Lengyel
Adam Mickiewicz was one of the greatest Polish poets of the Romantic era. This volume features two of his most famous works: Konrad Wallenrod and Grażyna. Konrad Wallenrod is an epic poem about a Lithuanian nobleman who joins the Order of Teutonic Knights and betrays his own people, while Grażyna is a ballad about a Lithuanian woman who is kidnapped by a tribe of Tartars. Both works are masterpieces of Polish literature.
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