ˌGreat ˌFire of ˈLondon, the
a very serious fire that destroyed most of the city of London, including the old St Paul's Cathedral, in September 1666. Most British people know that the fire started in a baker's shop in Pudding Lane. In spite of all the damage it caused, very few people were killed in the fire.

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