"The Diary of Samuel Pepys - Volume 20: January/February 1662-63" is a unique literary document that reflects the events and daily life of English society in the middle of the 17th century through the lens of the author's personal observations and feelings. In this part of his diary, Samuel Pepys remains faithful to his style and keeps detailed records of the events that took place in January and February 1662-63. The authenticity and insight of Pepys's observations make his work an important source for the study of English history and European society in general. Readers will have the opportunity to travel to the times of King Charles II and feel the atmosphere of London of the 17th century, walk next to the author through the streets of the city and take part in his daily adventures and thoughts. "The Diary of Samuel Pepys" is not only a pictorial representation of the past, but also an excellent opportunity for the reader to deepen his knowledge of the history and culture of a certain era through the eyes of a witness and participant in the events.