Diary Of Samuel Pepys - Volume 52: April 1667, (Paperback)

A vivid doorway into Restoration London, Samuel Pepys's diary opens a window on daily life, peril, and passion with the immediacy of a letter from a friend. This is not distant history; it is a living record told with wit, honesty, and a keen eye for the human. Diary Of Samuel Pepys - Volume 52: April 1667 brings a restored world into sharper focus: the rhythms of city life, the sounds of ships on the Thames, and the intimate detail of a man documenting public disease, private feasts, and the small rituals that kept society turning. It is more than a journal style memoir; it is a complete diary collection in a form that reads with modern clarity while preserving its period texture. For researchers, academic history readers, and anyone who loves primary source material, this restored edition becomes a reliable public records reference and a richly illustrated edition in one. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, this volume is not simply a reprint but a collector's item and a cultural treasure. It invites casual readers to step into 1667 London and rewards serious study with a precise, vivid voice. A bridge between personal reflection and historical scholarship, it will captivate both the poised reader and the committed collector seeking a tangible link to the Restoration era.