John Evelyn and His Milieu

Harris Frances, Michael Hunter

John Evelyn (1620-1706) has long been known as one of the best-loved of English diarists. But he was much else besides: gardener, environmentalist, connoisseur, bibliophile, intellectual in government service, influential lay Anglican - in fact the quintessential virtuoso of seventeenth century England and a key figure in the assimilation of European culture there. These fifteen essays, all by leading experts in their fields, draw on The British Library's exceptionally rich holdings of Evelyn's books, manuscripts and family papers to explore for the first time the full range of his activity and influence.

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Titolo: John Evelyn and His Milieu
Autore: Harris Frances, Michael Hunter
Editore: British Library
Data di Pubblicazione: 2004
Pagine: 00310
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ISBN: 9780712348171