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Polar opposites? Religious tolerance and introlerance in Rensselaerswijck

Name: Polar opposites? Religious tolerance and introlerance in Rensselaerswijck
Creator: Lauwaerts, Fien
Keywords: History, American History, Native Americans, Religious history, New Netherlands

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Authors: Lauwaerts, Fien;

Polar opposites? Religious tolerance and introlerance in Rensselaerswijck

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ispartof: 39th American Indian Workshop: arrows of the past location:Ghent University date:10 Apr - 13 Apr 2018

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KU Leuven
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History, American History, Native Americans, Religious history, New Netherlands

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