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Home Encyclopeadia P Pea - Pen ... Rope Ladders Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Pepys, Samuel 1633-1703, English public official, and celebrated diarist, b. London, grad. Magdalene College, Cambridge, 1653. In 1656 he entered the service of a relative, Sir Edward Montagu (later earl of Sandwich), whose secretary he became in 1660. That same year he started as a clerk in the navy office and by 1668 he was an important naval official and owned a considerable estate. In 1672 he was made secretary to the admiralty. He sat in the Parliament of 1679, but he was charged with betraying naval secrets to the French in the same year. He was briefly imprisoned in the Tower but was vindicated and freed in 1680. In 1684 Pepys was reappointed secretary to the admiralty and was made president of the Royal Society . The accession of William III forced him into retirement, where he wrote his (1690). Pepys left his valuable library, including his diary in cipher, to his nephew John Jackson and in turn to Magdalene College, Cambridge. The diary was partially deciphered and in 1825 was first published; an almost complete text was edited by H. B. Wheatley (10 vol., 1893-99). An intimate record of the daily life and reflections of an ambitious, observing, and lusty young man, Pepys's diary extends from Jan. 1, 1660, to May 31, 1669, when failing eyesight forced him to stop writing. The diary gives a graphic picture of the social life and conditions of the early Restoration period.

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Sabina Ivaºcu despre Jurnalul lui Samuel Pepys si alte intâmplãri ale acelor vremi (urmare) I ntre 1660-1661 trupele otomane au devastat intreg tinutul actualului judet Satu Mare. Guvernarea habsburgica de dupa 1711 aduce in zona o perioada de stabilitate si prosperitate. Colonistii germani se stabilesc aici in secolul XVIII stabilindu-se pe proprietatile Contilor Karoly de Carei. Intre anii 1649-1660 Vasile Lupu si fiul sau Stefanita refac biserica Golia. In 1660, turcii distrug castelul fortificat al familiei Bathory, construit in 1532 in Simleul Sivaniei. In acest timp in alte parti ale lumii apar societatile savante, academiile. In 1635 Academia franceza (Academie Francaise) si in 1660 Societatea Regala din Londra (Royal Society of London). Aceste academii cereau membrilor lor ca o descoperire noua sa fie proclamata numai daca nu se refasea in cartile tiparite pana atunci. In 1690 (!), Domnitorul Constantin Brancoveanu il aduce in Muntenia pe Antim Ivireanul. In În 1691, Antim Ivireanul ia conducerea tipografiei bucurestene, prima carte tiparita fiind "Învataturile lui Vasile Macedoneanul catre fiul sau Leon". Au urmat "Slujba Sfintei Paraschiva si a Sfântului Grigore Decapolitul" (1692) si "Psaltirea româneasca" (1694).

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Sabina Ivaºcu Jurnalul lui Samuel Pepys I n 1660 Vermeer abia incepuse lucrul la panza ce avea sa se numeasca Vederea spre Delft*, cea mult admirata. In luna mai a aceluiasi 1660, un tanar functionar englez al marinei britanice il va insoti pe ducele de York in chiar orasul numit Delfe (Delft), admirand ce-i drept orasul, dar fara sa ajunga in vreun fel in apropierea atelierului pictorului. (pagina 57 din Jurnal)*. C Samuel Pepys nu a fost doar un destoinic slujbas al marinei britanice ci si un rafinat om de cultura, demonstrand alaturi de perfectionismul concretizat in rezultatele meseriei lui de baza si un deosebit talent literar. Se poate spune ca il caracteriza chiar un soi de spirit gazetaresc, vioiciune, acuitatea simtului de observatie, gust pentru autentic, respect pentru valorile trecutului, deschidere pentru noile descoperiri... Dincolo de toate acestea raman insa paginile de mare candoare descriind "viata ce a de toate zilele". Din acestea din urma am extras cateva... Intr-o zi a anului 1660, dimineata, Samuel Pepys nota: "23 februarie (Ziua Domnului). Astazi din mila lui Dumnezeu, implinesc 29 de ani si ma simt foarte bine cu sanatatea, sunt dornic de viata si de bogatie; avand o inima care stie sa se bucure, cred ca ma pot socoti unul dintre oamenii cei mai fericiti de pe lume, laudat fie numele Domnului!"

45. LitSearch: An Online Literary Database Pepys, Samuel (16331703) Works by this author Diary of Samuel Pepys, The.Copyright 2001 Keith Ito. All Rights Reserved. Admin Control Panel. http://daily.stanford.edu/litsearch/servlet/DescribeAuthor?name=Pepys, Samuel

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Volume 57 Number 1 Issue January 2003 Samuel Pepys FRS (1633-1703) and The Royal Society (p. 3) by NJW Thrower Full Text Born in London during the reign of Charles I, whose execution he witnessed, Samuel Pepys lived through the Interregnum, the Restoration of the Monarchy and the Glorious Revolution of 1688. He is known to later generations through his secret Diary, first published in 1825, in which he reported such events as the Plague and the Great Fire of London, and on everyday life in seventeenth-century England. But to his contemporaries he was admired as an extremely able administrator in the Admiralty Office. Pepys was elected FRS on 15 February 1665; and during his presidency of The Royal Society (1684-86) Newton's Principia was published. The Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the UK, dedicated to promoting excellence in science

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Restart site PEPYS, Samuel (1633-1703). Diarist. Document Signed, addressed at the foot to the Clerke of the Cheque of his Majesty's yard at Chatham, 1 page folio, Navy Office 6 January 1671/2. A warrant to enter (register) one hundred extra shipwrights who have been impressed and sent down by John Shish, signed also by Lord Brouncker and Sir Thomas Allin. 'Whareas for the sooner dispatch of the shippes now in docke and them that are to come in their roome his Royall Highness hath directed the Impresting of One hundred Shipwrights. These are to pray and require you to enter One hundred Such Shipwrights as the Master Shipwright of His Ma ts yard at chatham shall by his notes direct you to enter, or shalbe sent down by Mr John Shish who is impowered to press some here in the River. ...' On 31 May 1669, convinced that he was damaging his eyesight, Pepys had discontinued his shorthand diary ('which [is] almost as much as to see myself go into my grave') and prepared himself for blindness. His eyesight did in fact improve, although he never resumed the Diary, and the signature of the present document is large and bold, although the ink is slightly faint. [No: 6273] back to index John Wilson Manuscripts Limited, Painswick Lawn, 7 Painswick Road, CHELTENHAM GL50 2EZ, UK

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MEUS CINCO COMPANHEIROS DE MESA Eis uma idéia interessante: o leitor e eu vamos dar um jantar hoje à noite, e os nossos convidados serão cinco, escolhidos entre todos os homens de cuja existência se tenha tido notícia através dos tempos. Quem convidaremos? Napoleão ? Nos dicionários biográficos, é de fato quem ocupa maior espaço, e, se o leitor insistir em convidá-lo, não hei de contrariar-lhe a vontade. Mas previno-o desde já que ele estragará o jantar. Lembre-se de que Bonaparte foi um tremendo fracasso. A ambição e o egoísmo destruiram-lhe todas as capacidades. Terá talvez uma conversa interessante, mas é incapaz de ser sincero; deve ser um homem de maneiras rudes e provavelmente um cacete de marca. Que tal se convidássemos Cesar ou Alexandre ? Creso, que possuía tanto dinheiro ? Ou Carlos Magno, que tinha tanto poder ? Todos eles levaram vidas tumultuosas, e morreram pela violência, ou profundamente desiludidos. Não queremos à mesa um punhado de velhos amargos, mas homens que hajam vencido na vida, bons companheiros, gente rica. Se o leitor permitir que eu faça a lista, sugerirei cinco.

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The History of The Round House - Chitterne Samuel Pepys Samuel Pepys, who lived from 1633-1703, was a naval administrator and diarist. He was most famous for his diary which he wrote between 1660-69. In his diary of 1668 he states that having visited Salisbury, he and his party wished to proceed to Bath. They started with a guide at about 6 o'clock and travelled across the Salisbury Plain until night, when by a happy mistake they were carried out of their way to a "town", which he later calls Chitterne. Here they found accommodation at an inn, "by and by to bed, glad of the mistake because it seems, had we gone on as we pretended, we could not have passed with our coach and must have lain on the plain all night." He relates that they found their beds, "good, but lousy: which made us merry". They then took the landlord of the inn as guide to Bath and arrived there without further trouble. The inn mentioned in his account is widely believed to have been the "White Hart", which stands on the junction of the B390 with the Tilshead road, in the village. It has been a private house for some years but it's name "White Hart House", serves as a reminder of it's origins and most famous customer. Back

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Semi-Daily Journal Brad DeLong's Thoughts of the Moment on Economics, and on Other Topics as Well DeLong's Home Page Main Journal Page December 26, 2002 Samuel Pepys Diary as a Weblog I have never been able to read Samuel Pepys's diarythe detail becomes mind-numbing after half an hour or so. But now we have Samuel Pepys's diary available as a weblog. This raises an interesting possibility: will I find it more accessible in bite-sized semi-daily chunks? Whenever I have run across quotations from the diary, I've found it fascinating. This version, however, excises the naughty bits. Pepys : ...Blessed be God, at the end of the last year I was in very good health, without any sense of my old pain, but upon taking of cold.1 I lived in Axe Yard having my wife, and servant Jane, and no more in family than us three.... The condition of the State was thus; viz. the Rump, after being disturbed by my Lord Lambert, was lately returned to sit again. The officers of the Army all forced to yield. Lawson lies still in the river, and Monk is with his army in Scotland. Only my Lord Lambert is not yet come into the Parliament, nor is it expected that he will without being forced to it. The new Common Council of the City do speak very high; and had sent to Monk their sword-bearer, to acquaint him with their desires for a free and full Parliament, which is at present the desires, and the hopes, and expectation of all.... Trackback Email this entry Email a link to this entry to: Your email address: Message (optional):

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home About the Diary Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) kept a diary for nine years, from 1660 to 1669. We present selected extracts here. Noteworthy entries include the execution of Maj.-Gen. Harrison , the whipping of his page boy and a report of a blood transfusion between dogs performed before the Royal Society. Some entries are just plain odd ; still others are confounding The Encyclopedia Britannica has an entry on Pepys . A short essay on his life, and the historical significance of his diary, can be found at Magdalene College (from where Pepys graduated in 1654). The full text of a (bowdlerised and abridged) 1825 edition is available from Bibliomania The Shorter Pepys is a modern, un-bowdlerized edition. mjs@beebo.org statistics

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