The Great Fire Of London
By David Weiss
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In 1666, a catastrophic fire engulfed London, reducing much of the city to ashes over five days. This book delves into the disaster's impact on its citizens and government, highlighting the challenges of rebuilding. Through the accounts of figures like Samuel Pepys, readers gain insight into the resilience that led to London's rebirth.
Pages
136 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2012
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