"The Diary of Samuel Pepys - Volume 56: August 1667" is part of a unique literary masterpiece that allows the reader to feel the atmosphere of London of the 17th century step by step. In this part of the diary, the author and diarist Samuel Pepys talks about events and impressions, in particular those related to the outbreak of the plague among the population of the city, political intrigues, as well as his own reflections. Pepys takes the reader to the time and space where unique events take place, creating the atmosphere of everyday life and reflecting the key moments of the era. This book is not only a source of information about the history of the past, but also a literary work that gives the reader the opportunity to experience those times through the eyes of the author himself."