Thomas Bloodworth exhausted the effects of this event with his indecisiveness, which had its roots at a business owned by Thomas Farynor.
A 202 foot memorial located on the aptly named Monument Street commemorates this event, which followed a similar event 32 years earlier and whose aftermath saw the execution of Robert Hubert. Thomas Bloodworth exhausted the effects of this event with his indecisiveness, which had its roots at a business owned by Thomas Farynor. On the second day, the future King James II joined in the efforts to suppress this event, which notably destroyed St. Paul's Cathedral. Documented in the memoirs of Samuel Pepys was, for 10 points, what 1666 disaster which resulted in the destruction of much of the capital of England?
A 202 foot memorial located on the aptly named Monument Street commemorates this event, which followed a similar event 32 years earlier and whose aftermath saw the execution of Robert Hubert.
Great {Fire} of {London} [{generously} accept equivalents]