1680

Publication of 'The City of London'

Poet involved

What happened

In 1680, Thomas Jordan published 'The City of London', a poem that celebrated the resilience and spirit of the city. This work reflected his deep connection to London and his pride in its cultural heritage.

Literary impact

This publication underscored Jordan's role as a chronicler of London's history and culture. The themes of resilience and civic pride in this poem resonated with readers, further establishing his legacy as a poet of the city.

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