Exploring the ten year project to publish, collaboratively annotate and explain the 17th century diary on the web, and bring a historical character to life on Twitter.
The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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Diary of Samuel Pepys
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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The diary of Samuel Pepys: Telling a complex story online
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