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The Great Fire of
London
London was a very large medieval city. It was
one of the major cities in Europe.
London was a very beautiful city but a
terrible accident happened. On September 1666, the Great Fire began.
There were a few possible causes to the
Great Fire, may be it was an accident from a domestic fire place, a candle, an
oil lamp or an oven.
The fire lasted for four or five days and it
continued to smoulder for many days.
There were 87 churches that were destroyed,
St Paul Cathedral went on fire, 13,000 or 14,000 houses burnt out and many
businesses burnt out too.
So, there were a lot of
buildings that were destroyed or burnt out...
The Fire provoked enormous numbers of
homeless people.
This moment was very terrible, and
the fire was very big, so for London, this fire will stay a long time stand out
in head and everybody will remember it.
Elise
RAGOT
Seconde SMS
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The Great Fire of London
A Great Fire started in London in 1666. At
that time London was a very large medieval city, one of the major cities of
Europe.
The possible causes of the fire were : The
ovens of a baker, a candle or an oil lamp for example or a domestic fire place.
The fire lasted between four and five days
and smouldered many days after that.
The Great Fire destroyed many buildings, 87
churches, St Paul's Cathedral, between 13,000 and 14,000 houses !!!
The Great Fire had
consequences like homeless people and lot of deads.
We hope it will never happen
again like in France like in England.
Thanks
for your reading.
Sarah HADJADJ
seconde sms
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