Samuel Pepys. Die Tagebücher 1660-1669

Synopsis of Samuel Pepys. Die Tagebücher 1660-1669

This is the complete six-volume edition of the famous diaries of Samuel Pepys, a 17th-century London Admiralty official. Edited by Gerd Haffmans and Heiko Arntz, this work offers a fascinating and detailed insight into the daily life, politics, and historical events of 17th-century England, including the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London. The collection, presented in an illustrated slipcase, includes an additional companion volume that enriches the reading of this unique literary testimony. It is an essential piece for any lover of history and classic literature, noted for its documentary value and vivid narrative style.