The Plague and the Great Fire

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The Plague and the Great Fire Karolin Riips 10.A

The Plague April 1665 - September 1666 Bubonic plague 100 000 people, 20% of population King Charles II with his family and court left to Oxfordshire.

Rebecca Andrews Cats and dogs Rats Plague doctors Fires, quarantines Eyam September 1666

The Great Fire 2. September 1666 – 5. September 1666 Thomas Farriner's bakery in Pudding Lane Fire engines, fire-breaks and gunpowder Panic and escaping „Sightseers“ Samuel Pepys and John Evelyn

King Charles II One fifth of London Destruction Good side Sir Christopher Wren The Monument

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