The Confessions of Samuel Pepys

A valuable, thought-provoking investigation of Pepys’s writing * Kate Loveman, author of The Strange History of Samuel Pepys’s Diary *
A valuable, thought-provoking investigation of Pepys’s writing * Kate Loveman, author of The Strange History of Samuel Pepys’s Diary *
A valuable, thought-provoking investigation of Pepys’s writing * Kate Loveman, author of The Strange History of Samuel Pepys’s Diary *
A brilliantly entertaining and revealing new transcription of Pepys’s diary * Claire Tomalin *
A brilliantly entertaining and revealing new transcription of Pepys’s diary * Claire Tomalin *
A brilliantly entertaining and revealing new transcription of Pepys’s diary * Claire Tomalin *
By compiling, translating and commenting on the sections of the diary that focus on Pepys’s personal life, he presents a powerful case for the prosecution… this portrait of a deeply flawed man enhances our understanding of one of England’s great diarists * The Times *
By compiling, translating and commenting on the sections of the diary that focus on Pepys’s personal life, he presents a powerful case for the prosecution… this portrait of a deeply flawed man enhances our understanding of one of England’s great diarists * The Times *
By compiling, translating and commenting on the sections of the diary that focus on Pepys’s personal life, he presents a powerful case for the prosecution… this portrait of a deeply flawed man enhances our understanding of one of England’s great diarists * The Times *
This newly explicit view of Pepys does not negate the continuing value of his diary - which remains a magnificent historical resource - but from now on it will be impossible to go to it in a state of innocence, let alone denial * Guardian *
This newly explicit view of Pepys does not negate the continuing value of his diary - which remains a magnificent historical resource - but from now on it will be impossible to go to it in a state of innocence, let alone denial * Guardian *
This newly explicit view of Pepys does not negate the continuing value of his diary - which remains a magnificent historical resource - but from now on it will be impossible to go to it in a state of innocence, let alone denial * Guardian *
Never less than compellingly readable… adds so much to a fuller understanding of the man himself * Irish Independent *
Never less than compellingly readable… adds so much to a fuller understanding of the man himself * Irish Independent *
Never less than compellingly readable… adds so much to a fuller understanding of the man himself * Irish Independent *

Guy de la Bédoyère has written extensively on the ancient world over the last thirty years, most recently Gladius: Living, Fighting and Dying in the Roman Army (which was described by the Sunday Times as ‘highly enjoyable’), Pharaohs of the Sun and Populus. He has also edited the correspondence between Pepys and fellow 17th C diairist, John Evelyn.

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