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In 1666 the buildings in London were made of Later in the week
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2nd September 1666 – 1.30am: A fire people who drove carts and charged lots of money during the fire to ... was king during the Great Fire of London. He.
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London. King Charles II. He was King during the Great Fire of. London (1660-1685). Links to core values narrow. Close together not much space in between.
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The fire began on Sunday evening on the 2nd of September. It started in Pudding Lane in the shop of the king's baker Thomas Farrinor. When. Thomas went to bed
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during The Great Fire of London. Samuel Pepys During the fire Samuel Pepys was angry because so many people ran ... He visited King Charles II and.
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In 1666 the buildings in London were made of Later in the week
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Who was King during the Great Fire of London? Who wrote a famous diary about the fire? What type of shop did the fire start in? What
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all these words on the Great Fire of London website at fireoflondon.org.uk? lots of money during the fire as people were desperate to escape.
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The Great Fire of London : KS1 Knowledge Mat. Subject Specific Vocabulary. Exciting Books. Bakery: the King of England in ... during the fire.
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Samuel Pepys: A member of parliament who write a famous diary during the 1600s. King Charles II: King of England during the Great Fire. Saint Paul's Cathedral:
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The fire began on Sunday evening on the 2nd of September It started in Pudding Lane in the shop of the king's baker Thomas Farrinor When Thomas went to bed
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The fire started in the baker Thomas Farynor's shop Farynor was baker to the king Farynor later claimed that he had put the fire out but three hours later at
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Thomas Farriner owned a busy bakery on Pudding Lane in east London He was the baker to Charles II the king at that time The large
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King Charles II : the King of England in 1666 Christopher Wren : the man who designed new buildings and a monument to the fire Pudding Lane : the
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The fire began in a bakery on Pudding Lane The bakery belonged to Thomas Farriner who was the king's baker The bakery was near London Bridge This
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There was no fire-fighting service before the Great Fire of London King Charles II was King of England at the time Samuel Pepys wrote a diary
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one 'small mistake with great consequences' (Samuel Pepys) During the night of 2 September 1666 a fire started in the premises of the King's baker in
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On Sunday morning 2 September 1666 the destruction of medieval London began The Great Fire of London down on the orders of the King and the fire
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Later in the week King Charles II ordered buildings to be pulled down to stop the flames from spreading How and when was the fire put out? By Thursday 6th
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Later in the week King Charles II ordered buildings to be pulled down to stop the flames from spreading How and when was the fire put out? By Thursday 6th
Who was king during the Great London fire?
On Tuesday, King Charles II ordered that houses and shops be pulled down to stop the fire from spreading. By Wednesday, they had the fire under control. But by then, 100,000 people were homeless.Who was the king of London in 1666?
1660-1685) The eldest surviving son of Charles I, Charles had been eight years old when Civil War broke out.What was the king doing when the fire in the fire of London broke out?
By 8:00 a.m. on September 4, the fire had engulfed half of London. The King joined the fire fighters, passing buckets of water to them in an effort to quell the flames, but the fire raged on. By the time the Royal command came to create fire breaks, the fire was out of control.- Farriner resumed his trade after the fire, for which he managed to escape blame due to widespread theories that the Fire had been started by disgruntled Catholics. He died in 1670 and was buried in the middle aisle of St Magnus Martyr, which had been merged with the parish of the destroyed St Margaret.
