London After the Fire

Depending on how you look at life, it will affect how you feel about the city you live in. Those who are sending a sincere life and watching that half the glass is in, will want more tragedy. In tragedy, those who have not lived a sincere life or who do not see the glass in the air will further decline. Optimists also regard tragedies as the period of rebuilding, pessimists will see the same tragedy we know. In this article I will explain the viewpoint of London from Annus Mirabilis and Pepys' diary's diary and the differences between the excerpts of each and the fire performance of 1666 and show the attitude of each author. .

For a while, he also served as an experimental curator of the Royal Society, a member of the Board, a professor of geometry at Gresham, and a surveyor in London after the fire in London (he surpassed all investigations after the fire Seems like it was. He was also an important architect of the time - few buildings survived today, some of which were misguided - and helped design a series of plan management in London . Alan Chapman expressed him as "British Leonardo"

London was born in San Francisco near Third Street and Brannan Street. After the San Francisco earthquake in 1906, the house was burned with a fire; the California Historical Society put a shield in its place in 1953. The family is a working class, but not as poor as London explained. London is basically self-taught. In 1885, London found a long Victorian novel Signa of Wida and read it. He believes that this is his literary success. In 1886, he went to the Oakland Public Library and found a thoughtful librarian, Ina Cool Bliss. (She became the first poet in California later won the award, and also important in the literary circle of San Francisco)

On September 2, 1666, the fire in London destroyed a large area of ​​the city. Charles II had to appoint someone to rebuild London. After careful consideration, the king handed that work to his childhood friend Christo Freien. This includes the task of building more than 50 new churches in London. Len was also asked to design and construct the St. Paul 's Cathedral. Sao Paulo spent 35 years on architecture. The most impressive aspect of Sao Paulo is its dome. This is the second largest dome in history (the biggest one is St. Peter's Basilica in Rome). Both domes are based on the pantheon dome built by ancient Romans.