The son of a London tailor, Samuel Pepys (1633–1709) rose to political and social prominence in the latter half of the 17th century.
A member of Parliament and the trusted confidant of Charles II, Pepys' (pronounced "peeps") unabashed curiosity in all thi.
This edition is very severly abridged, to the extent that it is meaningless. Before I began reading the Diary, I read Claire Tomalin's "Samuel Pepys, The Unequalled Self" which is excellent!
Dover's republication of PASSAGES FROM THE DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS returns a 1921 classic to print, providing select passages from Pepys' more extensive DIARY recounting the Great Fire of London and the Plague years. A vivid description of life in bygone England evolves, recommended for college-level courses in period English history.
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Pepys, Samuel
Henry B. Wheatley
Henry benjamin wheatley (1838-1917) was an eminent bibliographer, author and editor who served as assistant secretary to the royal society of arts between 1879 and his retirement in 1908.
Pepys, Samuel
Hermione Lee
What choices must a biographer make when stitching the pieces of a life into one coherent whole?
Giovanni Luciani
Claire Tomalin
Sara George
Ferdinand Mount
How does jeremiah mount, the dealer in pornography, come to be the lover of the duchess of albemarle and the colleague of the great pepys?
Pepys, Samuel
Samuel pepys (1633-1703) began his celebrated diary on 1st january 1660 immediately prior to the restoration of charles ii to the throne and the subsequent loosening of the rigid moral and social code enforced during the puritan commonwealth.
Ivan Slee
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With his unquenchable joy in life and his endless curiosity, pepys is the perfect diarist for the general reader.
Charles A. Rivington
Walter Liedtke
Roberts, David
This is the first in-depth study of a female audience that shows how and why women went to the theater in restoration england.
Ivan E. Taylor
Twayne's united states authors, english authors, and world authors series present concise critical introductions to great writers and their works.
Geoffrey Trease
The action is set mainly in london at the time when sam pepys was a rising power at the navy office.
Pepys Library.
Samuel pepy's vast collection of ballads from the late 16th century to his death in 1703 is the largest for the period; well over half the items are unique and the subject matter ranges widely revealing popular reaction to political events.
Patrick Delaforce
Pepys, Samuel
Georg van Daacke
Pepys, Samuel
Generations of readers have found pepys' diaries one of the best ways to vicariously experience the tumultuous world of seventeenth century london, the time of restoration, the plague, and the great fire.
Rosemary Weinstein
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Alison Bagenal
Pepys, Samuel
Pepys Library.
To bibliographers and to historians of culture in the widest sense [this] up-to-date author-title catalogue, giving the place, imprint and date of publication together with the entry numbers, where appropriate, of pollard and redgrave and wing, will need .
Pepys, Samuel
With his unquenchable joy in life and his endless curiosity, pepys is the perfect diarist for the general reader.
George Berry
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Percy Lubbock
Henry B. Wheatley
Bradford, Gamaliel
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Esther Meynell
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
John Edward Nicholl Hearsey
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