London in Flames, London in Glory : Poems on the Fire and Rebuilding of London 1666-1709

that there is no man, who understands the Circumstances, or occasions of their infliction, but they are one of the deepest parts of God's unsearchable Counsails. 1667, p. 27), listed with profound attention to detail the "eight things" that God had made use of "to accomplish this work." 18 Hardy, op. cit., sig. [Aa]. Contents Introduction 1667 Simon Ford, The Conflagration of London 1667 Samuel Wiseman, Londons Fatal Fire 1667 Joseph Guillim, The Dreadful Burning 1666 John Crouch, Londons Second Tears 1666 London Undone 1667 The Burning of London 1667 John Tabor, Seasonable Thoughts in Sad Times 1667 John Allison(?), The Late Lamentable Accident i666(?)The Londoners Lamentation 1666 London's Fatal-Fall 1667 Simon Ford, Londons Remains 1679 Thomas Gilbert, Englands Passing-Bell 1666 Vox Civitatis 1667 The Citizens Joy 1667 Jeremiah Wells, On the Rebuilding of London 1669 Simon Ford, Londons Resurrection 1669 Upon the Rebuilding the City 1670 (?) William Fenne(?), London Surveyed 1672 Londons Stately New Buildings 1668 Henry Duke, Londons-Nonsuch 1671 George Eliott, Great Brittains Beauty 1672 Theophilus Philalethes, pseud., Great Britains Glory 1674 The Glories of London 1676 London's Index 1676 Bethlehems Beauty 1679 On Bow-Church and Steeple i678(?)The Misfortunes of St. Paul's Cathedral 1668 James Wright, The Ruins in St. Paul's Cathedral 1677 James Wright, Ecclesia Restaurata 1697 James Wright, The Choire 1709 James Wright, Phoenix Paulina 1708 The Cupulo Explanatory Notes Index