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The Great Fire: In Real Time
Historians Rob Bell, Dan Jones and Suzannah Lipscomb take a fresh look at the Great Fire of London in 1666 by walking the route the fire took across the city, street-by-street.
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Episode 1
London Burns
45 mins
In this first chapter, the three presenters look at how a single spark started The Great Fire of London, look at the tragedy it caused to the people of London and new evidence of what the Londoners lost.
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