No contemporary portrait exists of George Thomason, and according to a brief obituary published in April 1666 that noticed his passing, he died a poore man. Yet two hundred years after this humble bookseller embarked on his daily ritual of preserving the printed matter of his day, Thomas Carlyle, who wrote a biography of Oliver Cromwell, would say that Thomason had assembled the most valuable set of documents connected with English history: greatly preferable to all the sheepskins in the Tower and other places, for informing the English what the English were in former times. In his 1897 essay on the tracts, Falconer Madan was less impassioned than Carlyle, but just as impressed by the obscure collectors matchless deed: His achievement is unparalleled in its kind, and it does not speak well for bibliography in England that his name is so little known. When the incomparable journal maintained for nine and a half years by Samuel Pepys (16331703) during the reign of King Charles II was discovered in the nineteenth century, the prevailing assumption was that the diarist wrote his entries out in code because he did not want anybody to read his private thoughts

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