This fascinating collection of historical manuscripts provides a remarkable glimpse into the life of Viscount Percival, better known as the First Earl of Egmont. With detailed entries chronicling his travels, experiences, and encounters, this diary offers a unique perspective on the key figures and events of the period. A must-read for anyone interested in 18th century British history.

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