Doodenritueel in de Nederlanden voor 1700

Renée Hirsch's study of death rituals in the Netherlands before 1700 provides valuable insight into the religious and social customs of the Dutch people during this period. The book covers a wide range of topics, including funeral processions, mourning dress, and the disposal of the dead, and includes many illustrations and primary source materials. This work is an important contribution to the fields of religious studies and Dutch history.

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