Corpus Documentorum Inquisitionis Haereticae Pravitatis Neerlandicae

This landmark publication is a record of the inquisitions that were carried out by the Catholic Church in the Netherlands during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Paul Frédéricq's meticulous research has unearthed a wealth of documents that shed light on the workings of the church during this turbulent period of European history. The book includes transcripts of trials, confessions, and other primary sources that document the church's relentless pursuit of heresy, and provides an invaluable resource for scholars and historians. This edition features updated translations and annotations, and is an essential addition to any serious library of early modern history.

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