This is Volume 25 of the complete collection of comedies by Carlo Goldoni, one of Italy's most important and prolific playwrights. This collection, published in 1792, showcases Goldoni's enduring contribution to Italian literature and theatre. Known for his innovative approach to comedy, Goldoni moved away from the traditional commedia dell'arte, emphasizing realistic characters and situations, and paving the way for modern Italian drama.

This volume offers readers a valuable glimpse into 18th-century Italian society and culture, presented through Goldoni's witty dialogue and engaging plots. A must-have for scholars and enthusiasts of Italian literature, theatre history, and European comedy.

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