Against Fire in the Eighteenth-Century Burgos
Abstract
The fires that occurred in the hamlet of the city of Burgos in the course of the 18th century made it essential for the City Council to acquire and maintain a fire pump. The construction of the houses with wood, the burning of coal and firewood in the fireplaces and braziers indoors and the existence of potentially dangerous industries in the pre-industrial city made it necessary, clearly, to have an effective, fast and functional anti-fire system to tackle the serious danger that was looming over the population.
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