Although King Charles II, informed of the disastrous fire by Samuel Pepys, a diarist of that time, urgently summoned the military to demolish buildings to stop the fire, the devastating force of the flames advanced, destroying Gracechurch Street, the Royal Exchange and threatening Cheapside, London's most affluent street...
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Paul's Cathedral. Covered with wooden scaffolding, the Cathedral easily caught fire and its lead roof melted, resulting in its total destruction. When flames reached brick constructions at Middle Temple and at Fetter Lane, firefighters took advantage of demolishing more houses in order to make the firebreak wider...
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