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  1. May 14, 2017 · They were usually reserved for people of social prominence, such as soldiers or public servants. However the 20th century saw the rise of the “common man” obituary when the deaths and funeral details of everyone in the community would be regularly published, giving them equal status - in death at least - as members of the local aristocracy.

  2. and the Funeral Home in Twentieth-Century America. This side of the Atlantic, those wishing to investigate a similar period of history need only refer to Julian Litten’s authoritative work The English Way of Death: The Common Funeral Since 1450. His survey, however, concludes towards the end of the nineteenth century.

  3. The origins of funerary practices in the UK can be traced back to ancient times. In pre-Christian eras, pagan beliefs and rituals played a crucial role in funeral ceremonies. These ceremonies often involved burial mounds, megalithic structures, and various symbolic rituals associated with the afterlife. Ancient Britons believed in an afterlife ...

  4. THE EVOLUTION OF THE BRITISH FUNERAL INDUSTRY IN THE 20TH CENTURY: FROM UNDERTAKER TO FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMERALD STUDIES IN DEATH AND CULTURE Series Editors: Ruth Penfold-Mounce, University of York, UK; Julie Rugg, University of York, UK; Jack Denham, University of York St John, UK Editorial Advisory Board: Jacque Lynn Foltyn, National University, USA; Lisa McCormick, University of Edinburgh, UK ...

    • Brian Parsons
  5. Change and development in the British funeral industry during the 20th century, with special reference to the period 1960-1994. Parsons, B. 1997. Change and development in the British funeral industry during the 20th century, with special reference to the period 1960-1994.

    • Brian Parsons
    • Parsons, B.
    • 1997
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  6. Mar 28, 2018 · The Evolution of the British Funeral Industry in the 20th Century examines the shifts that have taken place in the funeral industry since 1900, focusing on the figure of the undertaker and exploring how organisational change and attempts to gain recognition as a professional service provider saw the role morph into that of ‘funeral director’.

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  8. Citation: Parsons, B. (2018), "Death, the Funeral and the Funeral Director in the Twentieth Century", The Evolution of the British Funeral Industry in the 20th Century: From Undertaker to Funeral Director, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 3-22.

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