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1 The Plague and the Great Fire
Karolin Riips 10.A

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

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

4 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

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

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8 Thank you for listening!

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