The Plague And Fire Of London Described By An Eye-witness

First published in 1666, just months after the Great Fire of London, this firsthand account of the disaster was written by a resident of the city who witnessed the events firsthand. Scott's vivid descriptions of the flames and the sickness they caused offer a haunting portrait of one of the most dramatic moments in English history.
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