Doom of London - Fred M White

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Recorded08 Aug 2026

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"Doom of London" by Fred M White presents six gripping tales that explore various disasters besieging the city, serialized in Pearson’s Magazine during 1903-1904. From a crippling deep freeze to a terrifying plague threat, these stories delve into the human experience of fear, panic, and resilience in the face of calamity. Each narrative reflects themes of vulnerability and societal breakdown, resonating with contemporary audiences who may find parallels in today's global crises. The vivid depiction of catastrophe invites listeners to consider the fragility of urban life and the enduring spirit of those who confront overwhelming odds.

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