Video - Fiery Mix: Great Fire of London 1666

Did you know that the Great Fire of London in 1666 was so intense that it melted the lead on St. Paul's Cathedral? Despite the destruction, the fire actually helped to improve public health by burning down unsanitary buildings and reducing the rat population. However, the fire also led to the spread of rumors about arson, resulting in the execution of a French watchmaker named Robert Hubert, who falsely confessed to starting the fire. Talk about a fiery mix of tragedy and intrigue! So, what do you think - accident or sabotage? Let us know in the comments!