The Catastrophic Impact Of The Great Fire Of London | The Great Fire Full Series | All Out History

The Great Fire was one of the most destructive events to ever hit London. How did this fire start, what was its true cost and how did it affect the lives of ordinary Londoners?

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[moniquecaton]

I cannot wait to watch this. I just learned that my ancestors travel to America because of this fire.

[benisaten]

This is very interesting. I've been up the Tower and also followed along what was the path of the fire when I visited London. I find that old city absolutely fascinating. So much amazing History everywhere you go. Sadly, we arrived the day after the attack on London Bridge a few years back. We walked there to pay our Respects and noticed that regardless of the large amount of people around, you could hear a pin drop. Understandably, the city was very somber, and that whole area was totally silent. Someday I would love to go back to London, and several other places in England that i enjoyed so much and so many more that I never had the chance to visit. Cheers from your friends in Niagara 🇨🇦✌️

[sharonbolmentbolment]

Thank you for such great program. I love it❤❤❤. From Vietnam

[tomtaylor]

My 8th Great Grandfather was born in Walsham, Norfolk and came to America before this fire. Ironically, 10 years after this fire, my Grandfather was a participant in Bacons Rebellion in Virginia. They actually intentionally burned Jamestown to the ground and my Grandfather was executed in Virginia

[richardmaccotta]

Gorgeous documentary by a gorgeous woman

[stephenwhitworth]

*Medieval* is not an adjective that properly applies to the year 1666, despite what this purported “historical” documentary suggests. The *Restoration* occurred in May 1660, bringing the merry, often somewhat “profligate” Stuart royal court of King Charles II back to England, after 11 drab years of Puritan Republican rule under de facto military dictator Oliver Cromwell had ended. The period is thus called “the Restoration, ” and we literary-historians consider it to be part of the “early modern” period, *NOT* a part of the medieval age, which is conventionally dated as being between 450 CE and 1485 in English history.

[samaeltheangelofdeath]

He dun melted all the dang brick and LOOK! IT'S THE KING OF ASHES 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[samaeltheangelofdeath]

It was Michael and his dang flamn drake🤣

[flatlandtigress]

Charles II had “only really proved himself in the areas of gambling and womanizing”? SLANDEROUS!

He was also in a fashion war with the King of France.

[ellethekitten]

I hate it when these documentaries feature the narrators mugging about. Dan Jones, yuck

[misscabbyp]

Pages missing- broken printing press... not plausible. Whoever made the book, would not have skipped page numbers or added blank / ripped out pages. .
This doesn't make any sense other than those pages were removed or the record was suspended until the next recording date.

[wannacashmeoutside]

Wouldn’t mind a video like this about the Lisbon Earthquake and subsequent fires and tsunamis