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Author Harding, Vanessa.
Title The dead and the living in Paris and London, 1500-1670 / Vanessa Harding.
Publisher Cambridge, UK : Cambridge University Press, [2006]


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Descript xvi, 343 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
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Note Originally published: 2002.
Contents London and Paris, the setting of life and death -- 'Lamentable pinfoulds of the deaths of men' : parish churchyards and churchyard burial -- Innocents and outcasts : civic and non-parochial churchyards -- 'Making churches charnel-houses' : the constraints of church burial -- 'A fine and private place' : burial chapels, vaults, and tombs -- 'Meet and convenient for my estate and degree' : funeral conventions and choices -- 'The whole profit of the funeralls' : commercialisation and consumption -- 'The last love and ceremony' : funerals, community and civic identity.
ISBN 9780521009744
052100974X
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Author Harding, Vanessa.
Subject Cemeteries -- England -- London.
Cemeteries -- France -- Paris.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- England -- London -- History.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- France -- Paris -- History.
Sociology, Urban -- England -- London.
Sociology, Urban -- France -- Paris.
Descript xvi, 343 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Note Originally published: 2002.
Contents London and Paris, the setting of life and death -- 'Lamentable pinfoulds of the deaths of men' : parish churchyards and churchyard burial -- Innocents and outcasts : civic and non-parochial churchyards -- 'Making churches charnel-houses' : the constraints of church burial -- 'A fine and private place' : burial chapels, vaults, and tombs -- 'Meet and convenient for my estate and degree' : funeral conventions and choices -- 'The whole profit of the funeralls' : commercialisation and consumption -- 'The last love and ceremony' : funerals, community and civic identity.
ISBN 9780521009744
052100974X
Author Harding, Vanessa.
Subject Cemeteries -- England -- London.
Cemeteries -- France -- Paris.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- England -- London -- History.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- France -- Paris -- History.
Sociology, Urban -- England -- London.
Sociology, Urban -- France -- Paris.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  GT3244.L66 H37 2006  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  GT3244.L66 H37 2006  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Cemeteries -- England -- London.
Cemeteries -- France -- Paris.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- England -- London -- History.
Funeral rites and ceremonies -- France -- Paris -- History.
Sociology, Urban -- England -- London.
Sociology, Urban -- France -- Paris.
Descript xvi, 343 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Note Originally published: 2002.
Contents London and Paris, the setting of life and death -- 'Lamentable pinfoulds of the deaths of men' : parish churchyards and churchyard burial -- Innocents and outcasts : civic and non-parochial churchyards -- 'Making churches charnel-houses' : the constraints of church burial -- 'A fine and private place' : burial chapels, vaults, and tombs -- 'Meet and convenient for my estate and degree' : funeral conventions and choices -- 'The whole profit of the funeralls' : commercialisation and consumption -- 'The last love and ceremony' : funerals, community and civic identity.
ISBN 9780521009744
052100974X
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