The Diary of John Evelyn

John Evelyn was a prominent English diarist who lived in the 17th century and witnessed some of the most significant events of his time, including the Restoration of the monarchy and the Great Fire of London. His diary, which he started in the 1640s and kept until his death in 1706, is a rich source of information about the political, cultural, and social life of the period. This edition presents a selection of Evelyn's entries, providing a fascinating glimpse into his world.

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