The Diary of Ralph Thoresby; Volume II

As one of the most important diarists of the 17th century, Ralph Thoresby offers a unique perspective on daily life in Leeds, England. From his notes on local politics and commerce to his personal reflections on religion and family, The Diary of Ralph Thoresby is an invaluable historical document.

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