The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 69
... husband ; and the husband was the master and lord of the woman . Then , the women alone were bound to fidelity and love ; but the men were restrained by nothing . This idea of dominion has become less and less as society has advanced in ...
... husband ; and the husband was the master and lord of the woman . Then , the women alone were bound to fidelity and love ; but the men were restrained by nothing . This idea of dominion has become less and less as society has advanced in ...
Page 70
... husband's family , and a husband by his adultery cannot foist his bastard children upon his lawful wife and her children . But , all the same , I submit that the nature of the simple fault should determine the punishment , and that a ...
... husband's family , and a husband by his adultery cannot foist his bastard children upon his lawful wife and her children . But , all the same , I submit that the nature of the simple fault should determine the punishment , and that a ...
Page 91
... Husband " in the Index , merely " see Wife ; " turning to the title " Wife , " " see Marriage ; " and at " Marriage " to be met with " consult Matrimonial Relation ; " and at length , when they hoped to have got home , on turning to the ...
... Husband " in the Index , merely " see Wife ; " turning to the title " Wife , " " see Marriage ; " and at " Marriage " to be met with " consult Matrimonial Relation ; " and at length , when they hoped to have got home , on turning to the ...
Page 113
... husband for his wife , or of a master for his servant , is no violation of this principle ; but is the infliction of civil liability on a person in whose power the real offender is . Vicarious punishment cannot always be avoided as the ...
... husband for his wife , or of a master for his servant , is no violation of this principle ; but is the infliction of civil liability on a person in whose power the real offender is . Vicarious punishment cannot always be avoided as the ...
Page 121
... husband in defence of his wife and children ; by a woman in defence of her chastity ; and by a general against a traitor on the field of battle . I may admit these cases as affording legitimate grounds for the infliction of death . But ...
... husband in defence of his wife and children ; by a woman in defence of her chastity ; and by a general against a traitor on the field of battle . I may admit these cases as affording legitimate grounds for the infliction of death . But ...
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