Jacques Casanova De Seingalt: 63 books

Drawing on his treasure of memories Casanova has here presented his travel expeditions in Europe. With rich insights into his personality as well as his ideas on issues such as marriage and married life this is an entertaining read.

Rich and profound Casanova's memoirs are a complete depiction of life. He recounts his expeditions in Italy and his meetings with the elite of the society. He has also included his personal relationships and the ups and downs of that era of his life. The work is truly riveting and monopolizes the reader's attention.

A thought-provoking work where Casanova discusses his acquaintance with renowned French philosopher Voltaire. Their literary discussions as well as arguments have been brilliantly narrated in these pages. It is a magnificent piece that presents various stimulating ideas in an interesting manner.

In this work the author is analyzing the behaviour and attitudes of the English. He records his own experiences and the deep frustrations and profound joys that he encountered during his travels. Amazing!

Casanova recounts his expedition in Switzerland in these pages. From the customs and traditions of the people to the landscape he takes into account everything. His illustration of his surroundings is extremely picturesque and engrossing!

Followed by authorities of the Inquisition Casanova fled from place to place and landed in Venice. Feeling comfortable in his birth place he started working in the sphere of his interest and translated some works. Focusing on the life around him this work depicts his experiences in a great manner.