Samuel Pepys
English naval administrator and diarist who recorded Hooke's Micrographia and the visit of Margaret Cavendish to the Royal Society.
Person23 Feb 1633 O.S. – 26 May 1703 O.S.
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- Wikidata Q106143
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Appears in17 items
- The Enlightenment1 item
- The Great Fire of London14 items
- Pepys watches from the Tower2 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys tells the King2 Sep 1666 O.S.
- “Lord! what can I do?”2 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys is woken, and goes back to bed2 Sep 1666 O.S., 03:00
- “Above 300 houses have been burned down”2 Sep 1666 O.S., 07:00
- An arch of fire from Bankside2 Sep 1666 O.S., 19:00
- The Royal Exchange burns3 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys’s valuables leave by cart3 Sep 1666 O.S., 04:00
- Blowing up Tower Street4 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys buries his parmesan4 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys walks among the hot coals5 Sep 1666 O.S.
- Pepys takes his gold to Woolwich5 Sep 1666 O.S., 02:00
- The fire stops at Barking church5 Sep 1666 O.S., 07:00
- A new fire at Bishopsgate6 Sep 1666 O.S., 05:00
- The Scientific Revolution2 items
