The Pepys ballads

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`These facsimile volumes take the study of 17th-century popular culture forward with a bound.' TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT Samuel Pepys's vast collection of ballads from the late 16th century to his death in 1703 is the largest for the period; well over half the items are unique and the subject matter ranges widely revealing popular reaction to political events. 4000 woodcuts richly illustrate contemporary life.

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