The Great Fire Unclassified Hardback Z6876 Targeted specifically at the armed

Targeted specifically at the armed forces it would have been posted up in mess rooms and other army buildings

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The 'Prisoner's Temporary Discharge for Ill-Health Act' of 1913 meant that imprisoned suffragettes on hunger-strike could be released because of ill-health

Sailors from India had been coming to Britain since the East India Company first recruited them in the 18th century

Etching and dry point showing a view taken on the riverfront outside the Thames Police building at Wapping Wharf

The Great Fire Unclassified Hardback Z6876 Targeted specifically at the armedThe Great Fire of London destroyed the homes of almost 90 per cent of London's population. Could it have been prevented? From the outbreak of the fire at a bakery on Pudding lane, to fire fighting techniques and meddling Lord Mayors, The Great Fire Unclassified takes readers on a journey back in time to uncover the true story behind London's most destructive ever fire. Real life artefacts and documentation enable readers to build a true and real