Hindoo Tales

This collection of ancient Indian fables, first translated into English in 1839, tells the stories of ten princes who must overcome various challenges and temptations on their quests to become better rulers and human beings. Jacob's translation captures both the whimsy and the moral lessons of the tales.
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