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The Great Plague of London
⭐ MasteredThe Great Plague of London in 1665 killed tens of thousands of people in the city. It was caused by bacteria spread by fleas that lived on rats, and it led to the closure of schools and theatres.
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The Great Plague of London was one of the last major outbreaks of plague in England.
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The Great Plague of London in 1665 killed tens of thousands of people in the city. It was caused by bacteria spread by fleas that lived on rats. The plague led to the closure of schools, theatres and churches for a time.
The Great Plague of London was one of the last major outbreaks of plague in England. The disease was followed in the next year by the Great Fire of London, which destroyed much of the city.
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