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Samuel Pepys in the Diary

Autor Percival Hunt
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 noi 1958
In this work, the reader experiences the life of Samuel Pepys and his freinds, great and small, in seventeenth-century London. We see great men of war, business and letters, enhanced by Percival Hunt’s comprehensive bibliography.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780822960508
ISBN-10: 0822960508
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.29 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: University of Pittsburgh Press
Colecția University of Pittsburgh Press

Recenzii

“Mr. Hunt [shows] the fun to be had by following single topics through the Diary.”
—New York Times Book Review
 

“Its author knows his Pepys and his period well, and imparts to the reader some of his enjoyment of the Diary.”
—The Year’s Work on English Studies

“The main effect is to send the reader back to the diary itself. . . . But several of the chapters have a value of their own, for example that on Pepys and William Penn. . . . Another interesting chapter is that on Queen Catherine of Braganza. . . . But perhaps the most useful chapter deals with the irrepressible Sire William Davenant and the performances which he contrived to stage at the height of the Commonwealth.”
—Times Literary Supplement

 “A delightful and helpful introduction to Pepys’s Diary. The author discusses (with a wealth of quotation) the many interests that made Pepys so revealing a diarist. The chapters range in subject from Pepys’s concern with the cost of living to his relationship with his wife, from the nature of his official duties to his experience during the Plague.”
—London Daily Press

“We are in Mr. Hunt’s debt for sharpening our picture of Pepys’s character and of the way he lived.”
—Punch
 

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In this work, the reader experiences the life of Samuel Pepys and his freinds, great and small, in seventeenth-century London. We see great men of war, business and letters, enhanced by Percival Hunt’s comprehensive bibliography.