Diary of Samuel Pepys

Step back in time to 17th century England with "The Diary of Samuel Pepys, September & October 1663." This fascinating diary offers a unique and intimate glimpse into the daily life and times during the reign of Charles II.

Samuel Pepys, a prominent naval administrator, meticulously recorded his observations, thoughts, and experiences, providing an invaluable source for understanding the social history of the period. Delve into the details of daily life, from courtly affairs to common pastimes, and witness history unfolding through the eyes of a keen observer.

This edition presents Pepys's diary entries for September and October of 1663, capturing a specific moment in time. A remarkable historical document, this diary reveals the intricacies of English society, politics, and culture in a way no textbook can. Experience the 17th century firsthand through Pepys's captivating prose and discover why his diary remains a cornerstone of historical literature.

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