Samuel Pepys

Samuel Pepys

A) Was a noted English political philosopher of the seventeenth century who wrote extensively on popular sovereignty
B) Was a seventeenth century English Puritan who, after the collapse of the Commonwealth, wrote Pilgrim's Progress
C) Was a lesser government official in Restoration England who kept a diary that reveals much about the politics and the society of that time
D) Was a close friend of Isaac Newton and himself prominent in the English scientific world