Mr Pepys of Seething Lane
Original title: Mr. Pepys of Seething Lane
earliest edition we have, 1974 Palala Press, 2018
Samuel Pepys was a familiar figure in the teeming city of London in the 1660s. By day, he conducted official business for His Majesty, King Charles II, picking his way among the human derelicts of St. Giles or waiting nervously in an elegant Whitehall anteroom. By night, he returned to his house in Seething Lane to record everything he had seen, felt, or imagined during the day. Using a special cryptogram meant for h...
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