The Diary of Samuel Pepys is written from the point of view of A. a child in the streets of plague-ravaged London. B. a wealthy businessman and member of Parliament. C. a plague doctor seeking a way to cure the disease. D. a royal informant collecting information for the king.
The Diary of Samuel Pepys is written from the point of view of: a wealthy businessman and member of Parliament.
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