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The Story of Burnt Njal: The Great Icelandic Tribune, Jurist, and Counsellor
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The Story of Burnt Njal is George Webbe Dasent's classic English translation of Njáls saga, the medieval Icelandic prose narrative of feud, law, and blood-vengeance culminating in Njáll's death. Suitable for readers of Norse literature, medieval history, and saga studies.
Note: I should flag that "mythology" is a somewhat imprecise subject classification here—Njáls saga is a family saga (realistic historical narrative), not myth—so you may want to reclassify it under Old Norse literature or medieval sagas.
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