Religious Brotherhoods in the Middle Ages and Modern Times (To the end of the 18th Century). An International Conference, 15–16 May 2012, Kielce (Poland)

Name: Religious Brotherhoods in the Middle Ages and Modern Times (To the end of the 18th Century). An International Conference, 15–16 May 2012, Kielce (Poland)
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Dominika Burdzy; Beata Wojciechowska

Religious Brotherhoods in the Middle Ages and Modern Times (To the end of the 18th Century). An International Conference, 15–16 May 2012, Kielce (Poland)

By Dominika Burdzy, Beata Wojciechowska

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