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Fumifugium, or, The
inconveniencie of the aer and
smoak of
London dissipated together with some
remedies humbly proposed by J.E. esq. to His
Sacred Majestie...
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written about "the
inconveniencie of the aer and
smoak of
London [sic]" in
Fumifugium, the
first book
written about air pollution, in 1661. However, the Great...
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advisor to
Charles II of England,
defined the
problem in his pamphlet,
Fumifugium: Or, the
Inconvenience of the Aer and
Smoak of
London Dissipated published...
- resources. 1306,
Edward I
briefly banned coal
fires in London. John Evelyn,
Fumifugium (1661)
argued for
burning fragrant wood
instead of
mineral coal, which...
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group that
founded the
Royal Society. The
following year, he
wrote the
Fumifugium (or The
Inconveniencie of the Aer and
Smoak of
London Dissipated), a pamphlet...
- the idea of
elements and "corpuscles" (atoms). John Evelyn's
pamphlet Fumifugium is one of the
earliest descriptions of air pollution. 21
January – Peter...
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Edward I to (briefly) ban coal
fires in London. In 1661, John Evelyn's
Fumifugium suggested burning fragrant wood
instead of
mineral coal,
which he believed...
- The
Sceptical Chymist is
published in London. John Evelyn's
pamphlet Fumifugium is one of the
earliest descriptions of air pollution.
Abraham Cowley's...
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thoroughfare in Westminster. The
diarist John
Evelyn publishes his
pamphlet Fumifugium, or, The
inconveniencie of the aer and
smoak of
London dissipated together...
- FitzStephen's
Description of
London (translated from the Latin), 1772. Evelyn's
Fumifugium,
edited by S. P., 1772.
Forme of Cury : a Roll of
ancient English Cookery...
