This book provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of 16th century Tudor England through the eyes of Juan Luis Vives, a prominent Spanish scholar and humanist. The Dialogues are a series of conversations between a teacher and his pupils, covering topics such as morality, politics, and daily life. The book also includes an introduction by Foster Watson that provides historical context to the Dialogues and Vives' life and work.

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