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Neil Hanson provides a vivid and thoroughly researched account of the Great Fire of London in September 1666. Using eyewitness testimonies and modern forensics, the narrative captures the physics of the inferno and its devastating path through the city's wood-frame architecture. This historical study brings to life one of the most famous disasters in British history through the personal stories of those who lived through it.
Shelved in: History & Politics, England
“Good used condition with minor edge wear and light creasing to the spine.
Inner colour pages have just started to come out of book ”