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"The Undertakers' Manual" by Auguste Renouard offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical practices surrounding death and mourning. This meticulously prepared edition revives a vital resource for understanding the evolving profession of undertaking. Delve into the details of funeral rites and ceremonies, embalming techniques, and the practicalities of corpse handling as understood in a bygone era. Explore the historical role of undertakers and morticians within society. This book provides valuable insights for those interested in the social science of death and dying, the business aspects of funeral service, and the historical context of grief and bereavement. A timeless exploration of a profession dedicated to honoring the deceased.
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