The literary and cultural spaces of Restoration London

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Preface Acknowledgments Part I. Describing London: 1. The Great Fire and rhetorics of loss 2. Londini renascenti: the spaces of rebuilding 3. Redrawing London: maps and texts Part II. Inhabiting London 4. The art of writing the streets of London 5. New narratives of public spaces: parks and shops 6. Narratives of private spaces: churches, houses and novels Notes Bibliography Index.

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