"The Diary of Samuel Pepys - Volume 44: July 1666" is an important historical document that preserves evidence of events and life in 17th century England. In this part of the diary, Pepys describes the events of July 1666, when London was exposed to a great fire. The author talks in detail about the devastating consequences of this tragedy, his observations and reactions to the events around him. The reader has the opportunity to see historical events through the eyes of a person who witnessed those events that left a mark in the history of Great Britain. The work of Samuel Pepys inspires reflection on human nature in conditions of trials and crisis situations."