Earthquakes and storms loom over London and Paris in 1753
Reports from Civitella and Paris recount earthquakes and windstorms with chimneys down and trees uprooted in Behr Street area and the Lovre roof sparred by gusts. The King moves counsellors to estates pending further orders as coastal news from London shares storm damage and social notices.
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Champs Eliffe
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Andy I
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Christi Cuultor
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