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(Ebook) Genealogical Knowledge in the Making: Tools, Practices, and Evidence in Early Modern Europe by Jost Eickmeyer (editor); Markus Friedrich (editor); Volker Bauer (editor) ISBN 9783110593518, 3110593513

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Authors:Jost Eickmeyer (editor); Markus Friedrich (editor); Volker Bauer (editor)
Pages:360 pages.
Year:2019
Publisher:De Gruyter Oldenbourg
Language:english
File Size:11.38 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9783110593518, 3110593513
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(Ebook) Genealogical Knowledge in the Making: Tools, Practices, and Evidence in Early Modern Europe by Jost Eickmeyer (editor); Markus Friedrich (editor); Volker Bauer (editor) ISBN 9783110593518, 3110593513

New series This book examines how genealogical knowledge was produced in Early Modern Europe. It studies the procedures and difficulties of genealogical research and highlights the many challenges that had to be overcome in the process of establishing family histories. Archives had to be visited, stone inscriptions had to be deciphered, and countless individuals had to be identified. The papers demonstrate that none of these tasks were simple and that the results of the research efforts often remained ambivalent. How early modern genealogists went about studying these questions is investigated here in a comparative perspective that includes cases from Germany, Italy, France, Wales, and beyond.
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