Step into the pulse of Restoration London with Samuel Pepys as your guide, through the pages that capture a city in transition and a life in vivid, personal detail. Diary Of Samuel Pepys - Volume 25: November/December 1663 brings a finely restored slice of an extraordinary diary collection to modern readers. Pepys's meticulous notes illuminate naval administration, court politics, and daily life during a pivotal moment in English history, while threading human, often humorous, moments through the gravitas of state affairs. The volume offers a concise, immersive narrative that rewards both casual readers and serious history students with a window into the texture of 1660s England, the routines of Restoration Britain, and the social fabric of the capital. Pepys's diaries are indispensable for academic researchers and collectors alike, providing a uniquely intimate chronicle that complements larger historical narratives. This edition positions the work not merely as a text to study but as a cultural artefact to own and cherish. It stands as a valuable companion for anyone curious about early modern daily life, governance, maritime affairs, and the era's enduring human concerns. Selling points: out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions; restored for today's and future generations; more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure. A must for lovers of the diary collection, historians, and anyone seeking a vivid entry into England 1660s.