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Fire of London
Fire of London The great fire of 1666 commenced at the house of the "king's Baker," in Pudding Lane, and extended to Pye Corner, near Smithfield. Eighty. nine churches were burnt, and about 13,200 dwelling. houses, and 460 streets. It was said to be caused by a conspiracy of Papists, but this is now generally disbelieved. |
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