The inscription on the Golden Boy of Pye Corner, one of the monuments marking this event, blames the gluttony of the people for causing God's wrath in starting this event.
The inscription on the Golden Boy of Pye Corner, one of the monuments marking this event, blames the gluttony of the people for causing God's wrath in starting this event. The aftermath of this event had Charles (*) II fearful of rebellion from Catholics, and also saw the destruction of Wren's St. Paul's Cathedral. Supposedly starting in Thomas Farnier's bakery on Pudding Lane, FTP, name this 1666 disaster that was worsened by a certain English city's unsanitary conditions and many wooden buildings.
The inscription on the Golden Boy of Pye Corner, one of the monuments marking this event, blames the gluttony of the people for causing God's wrath in starting this event.
{Great Fire} of {London}