These Michigan woods have been exploited for timber since the Great Fire of Chicago.

自芝加哥大火灾之后，密歇根的森林一直被砍伐作木材用。

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The cathedral was destroyed by the Great Fire of 1136 AD.

这座大教堂被公元1136年的大火烧毁了。

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In the midst of the large, old, smoking hall burnt a great fire on the stone floor.

在古老的、烟熏的大厅中间，石头地板上燃着一堆旺火。

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She exhibited her art in Chicago, only to lose them all in the Great Chicago Fire of eighteen seventy-one.

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Then everything she had was destroyed again -- this time, in the Great Chicago Fire of eighteen seventy-one.

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That's his motto. He has great advice: 'don't set the kitchen on fire.'" Author Mohammed Naseehu Ali shared childhood memories of his mother's kitchen in Ghana.

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The story of the fire is featured in a colorful new Internet exhibit: "The Great Chicago Fire and the Web of Memory" chronicles the devastation and the inventions it wrought.

CNN: Disaster is topic of new Web site

Christopher Wren's plans completely to remodel the city after the Great Fire were frustrated by the desire of merchants and traders to get back to business as soon as possible.

ECONOMIST: London uncovered | The

While Mr Inwood spends several pages describing the Great Fire of 1666, with the help of accounts by contemporaries such as Pepys and Clarendon, Mr Sheppard devotes a single paragraph to describing one of the seminal events in London's history before moving on to the rather less gripping subject of the planning regulations that governed the rebuilding of the city.

ECONOMIST: London uncovered