king charles ii was the king during the great fire of london.
king charles ii was the king during the great fire of london.
who was the king during the great fire of london?
king charles ii
on 26 may 1676, ten years after the great fire of london, a great fire broke out, which continued for 17 hours before houses were blown up to create fire breaks. king charles ii and his brother, james, duke of york, oversaw the effort.









































there was also a famous fair in southwark which took place near the church of st george the martyr. william hogarth depicted this fair in his engraving of "southwark fair" (1733).
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great fire or the great fire may refer to:









































section::::fires.









































bullet::::- great fire of rome (64 a.d.)









































bullet::::- 1615 great fire of wymondham









































bullet::::- great fire of meireki (1657)









































bullet::::- great fire of london (1666)









































bullet::::- great fire of northampton (1675)









































bullet::::- great fire of warwick (1694)









































bullet::::- great stockholm fire of 1759









































bullet::::- great fire of tartu (1775)









































bullet::::- great fire of new york (1776)









































bullet::::- great new orleans fire (1794)









































bullet::::- great new orleans fire (1788)









































bullet::::- great podil fire (1811)









































bullet::::- great fire of tirschenreuth (1814)









































bullet::::- great fire of new york (1835)
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