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Samuel Pepys was born in Salisbury Court, near Fleet Street, London.
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Sometime in this year Samuel Pepys was awarded a scholarship, and set off to attend Magdalene College of the University of Cambridge.
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At any unknown date in 1655, after earning enough money at his new clerical job, Samuel Pepys married Elizabeth St. Michel
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The Bubonic Plague came back like a boomerang.
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Near King Street, and the Palace of Whitehall.
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Had a dangerous to remove bladder stones.
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After moving to Axe Yard, he began writing the diaries. He wrote from the age of 27 to the age of 36, when he stopped, out of worry that he might be losing his eyesight.
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He got a new job in an administrative position at the Royal Dockyards
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The streets burned because the baker forgot about his bread.
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Made reforms in the naval business such as a new shipbuilding program, and half-pay for officers, which inspired even more reform later on.
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First for Norfolk, then for Hawich.
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under suspicion of selling naval secrets to the French, the charges were later dropped.
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so Sammuel Pepys' career comes to an end.
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under accusation of having Jacobite sympathies, again he was soon released.
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As his bladder stones comes back.
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Samuel Pepys died in Clapham, after his health has been deteriorating for several years.