Fruit Bat (42 KP) rated Necropolis: London and its Dead in Books
Mar 1, 2018
Having now finished Catharine Arnold's book I would say the book is well written and contains an informative history of how London buried their dead but not only this it also shows how death has been dealt with throughout the ages, anyone with a interest in social history , architecture or the history of cemeteries will definitely find this book appealing.
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