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Harding, V. 1993
‘Burial of the plague dead in early modern London’ in J. Champion (ed.) Epidemic Disease in London, Centre for Metropolitan History Working Papers Series 1, 53-64.
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Harding, V. 2003
‘Choices and changes: death, burial and the English Reformation’, in D. Gaimster (ed.) The Archaeology of Reformation, 1480-1580, London: Routledge, 386-398.
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Harding, V. 2000
‘Whose body? A study of attitudes towards the dead body in early modern Paris’ in B. Gordon and P. Marshall (eds) The Place of the Dead: Death and Remembrance in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 170-187.
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Hardwick, W., Claus, R. & Rothwell, D. 1971
‘Cemeteries and urban land value, Professional Geographer, 23, pp19-21.
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Härke, H. 2001
‘Cemeteries as places of power’, in M. de Jong & F. Theuws (eds) Topographies of Power in the Middle Ages, Leiden: Brill, 9-30.
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Harker, A. 2012
‘Landscapes of the dead: an argument for conservation burial’, Berkeley Planning Journal, 25: 150-59.
Harmon, L. 2018
‘Honouring our silent neighbors to the south: the problem of abandoned or forgotten asylum cemeteries’, Touro Law Review, 34:4, 901-982.
Harries, J. 1992
‘Death and the dead Roman West’, in S. Bassett (ed.) Death in Towns: Urban Responses to the Dying and the Dead, 100-1600, Leicester: Leicester University Press, 56-67.
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Harrington, D. & Krynski, K. 2002
‘The effect of state funeral regulations on cremation rates: testing for demand inducement in funeral markets’, Journal of Law and Economics, 45:1, 199-224.
Harrington, D. & Treber, D. 2013
‘Cemeteries and mortuaries: better together or apart?’, Regulation, 35:4, 40-47 .
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Harris, N. 1977
‘The cemetery beautiful’, in C.O. Jackson (ed.) Passing: The Vision of Death in America, Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 103-11.
Harrison, J. 1984
‘Grave problems’, Journal of Planning and Environment Law, February, 77-80.
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Harte, J. 1994
‘Law after death, or “Whose body is it?”. The legal framework for the disposal and remembrance of the dead’, in J. Davies (ed.) Ritual and Remembrance: Responses to Death in Human Societies, Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 200-249.
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Hartle, R. 2024
‘The Corporation of Corpse-stealers’: archaeological and historical evidence of bodysnatching in early-eighteenth-century London’, in E. Craig-Atkins & and K. Harvey (eds) The Material Body: Embodiment, History and Archaeology in Industrializing England, 1700–1880, Manchester University Press, 100-132.
Harvey, T. 2006
‘Sacred spaces, common places: the cemetery in the contemporary American city’, The Geographical Review, 96,:2, 295-312.
Hawkins, D. 1990
‘The Black Death and the new London cemeteries of 1348′, Antiquity, 64, 637-42.
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Hay, M. 2011
‘“The last thing that tells our story”: the Roodepoort West Cemetery, 1958-2008’, Journal of South African Studies, 37:2, 297-311.
Hayward, S. 2019
‘Colonial expressions of identity in funerals, cemeteries and funerary monuments of nineteenth-century Perth, Western Australia’, Genealogy, 2:3,
