In 1884, a major earthquake struck the British Isles. In under a minute the county of Essex was devastated, and the rest of the country shaken by a violent tremor. This account is based on personal statements, reports and research.
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'The Essex Earthquake of 1884 was the most destructive ever known in Britain.... But it was not the first British earthquake; nor, contrary to popular belief, are such events uncommon.... The history of the event is sufficient to prove, however, that British earthquakes can be more than mere harmless curiosities.' The Times
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Peter Haining is the author of numerous books including A Dictionary of Vampires and A Dictionary of Ghosts (also published by Hale). He is married with three children and lives in rural Suffolk.
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