Samuel Pepys to John Evelyn by Claire Martin
"If it thwart noe occasions of yours it might be usefull that you…
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"If it thwart noe occasions of yours it might be usefull that you…
Dr. Parry-Jones, In the article on Elizabeth in the L&M Companion…
"You daily and hourly so comble me" comble : French, "fill"
"It is implicit, though, from the content of this letter that P had…
"Bishop Stafford, where Lowther and his friend did meet us again, and…
It occurs to me that Sir William Penn captured Jamaica in 1655 ...…
Hinchingbrooke is about 34 miles from Newmarket by road today ... who…
Claire Tomalin says (in the context of Pepys's relationship with…
Among the Baltic goods he and Rider supplied the navy with was hemp.
There are references elsewhere on this site to the Fountain Tavern in…
Interesting that we, the readers and annotators, call the author of…
Saul, my apologies for not getting back to you before now; I don't…
I was a little disappointed. Despite the large size of the rooms, the…
There was no direct English precedent for granting precedence and…
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Hi all, For anyone interested, the CD version of "Brave Barrel of…
I enjoyed the exhibition very much. That's a good thing because I…
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