The complete online text of Diary of Samuel Pepys — Volume 51: March 1666-67 by Samuel Pepys.

The English diarist and public official Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) kept a diary that provides a graphic account of English social life and conditions during the early period of the Restoration. Samuel Pepys was born on Feb. 23, 1633, in London. His father...

In a 1695 memorandum in his diary Samuel Pepys wrote that he intended for his collection of books to differ from the "Extensive, Pompous, and Stationary Libraries of Princes, Universities, Colleges and other Publick-Societies" and from the "Voluminous Co...

Samuel Pepys, author of the finest and bestknown diary in English, was born in Salisbury Court near Fleet Street in London on 23 February 1633. He was the fifth of eleven children, of whom only three (Pepys the eldest) survived to adulthood. His father,...

Byline: Tom Regan csmonitor.com HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA -- Thanks to weblogs, online forums and personal websites, future historians (near future, anyway) are likely to have access to an overabundance of first-hand accounts of the mundanities of daily life - as well as...

Katherine A. Powers, a writer and critic, lives in Cambridge. Her column appears on alternate Sundays. Her e-mail address is pow(at sign)world.std.com. I have been reading from the diary of Samuel Pepys (in "A Pepys Anthology," edited by Robert Latham and Linnet Latham,...