London [antikvár]

oulsLe escKuccíon London's double whammy of the Great Fire and the BUtz, albeit three centuries apari, left smouldering ruins. Yet, phoenix-like, out of the ashes arose new approaches to urban living that were to transform the face of the capital. unwilling to rouse himself and announced dismisslvcly thai 'a woman might piss it out! That woman unfortunately did not materialise, and (he fire soon spread to riverside warehouses filled with combustible materials. The blaze took hold. Even the efforts of King Charles 11, his brother the Duke of York and armies of firefighters were to no avail and four nights later, when the wind