This book is a collection of diary entries written by English diarist John Evelyn, covering the period from 1641 to 1706. Evelyn was a prominent figure in Restoration England and a member of the Royal Society, and his diary offers a unique perspective on the social and cultural life of the era. The entries include reflections on art, literature, politics, and science, as well as Evelyn's personal experiences and observations. The book is a valuable historical and cultural document, and a fascinating read for anyone interested in English history and culture.

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