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3 positive effects were, As most houses were burnt down as they were made out of straw they re-bulit them in Brick. They made streets wider. They straightened a river I think it was called Fleet street or something

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It cleaned out the Plague, and also cleaned out the hovels that people had to live in so I guess from that point of view they had a fresh start. I suppose that at the time however that was not the uppermost thought in the minds of those who lost homes and loved ones.

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most people burned their own houses for the insurance

What on earth makes you think they had insurance then, most people could hardly afford to live....insurance came later . I hardly think anyone in their right mind would burn their house deliberately then

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The 1666 Great Fire of London put an end to the 1665 Bubonic Plague epidemic.

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