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By William Markby , D.C.L. MARRIAGE Laws of the United Kingdom ,
Simplification of the . By W. Pinder Eversley 294 Marriage Tie in Roman and
English Law , The . By W. Pinder Eversley 161 Marriages , Mixed , in Virginia (
Kinney's Case ) ...
By William Markby , D.C.L. MARRIAGE Laws of the United Kingdom ,
Simplification of the . By W. Pinder Eversley 294 Marriage Tie in Roman and
English Law , The . By W. Pinder Eversley 161 Marriages , Mixed , in Virginia (
Kinney's Case ) ...
Page 143
His life from puberty to his marriage , at 28 years of age , was like that of his
associates , licentious ; but he was not grossly profligate . He was capable of
entertaining a virtuous passion . He loved and was loved , he married her he
loved who ...
His life from puberty to his marriage , at 28 years of age , was like that of his
associates , licentious ; but he was not grossly profligate . He was capable of
entertaining a virtuous passion . He loved and was loved , he married her he
loved who ...
Page 161
THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . BENTHAM , in his “
Theory of Legislation , ” commences his remarks on marriage by calling it a “
noble contract , the tie of society , and the basis of civilization . ” This description ,
which ...
THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW . BENTHAM , in his “
Theory of Legislation , ” commences his remarks on marriage by calling it a “
noble contract , the tie of society , and the basis of civilization . ” This description ,
which ...
Page 162
This elementary cohesion must have been supplied by the Family , and the
existence of the family undoubtedly depended on a ceremony which may be
called marriage , although it may not be identical with what we now understand
by the ...
This elementary cohesion must have been supplied by the Family , and the
existence of the family undoubtedly depended on a ceremony which may be
called marriage , although it may not be identical with what we now understand
by the ...
Page 163
This theory we put forward as a probable one to account for the fact that marriage
, among other subjects , has a twofold aspect - religious and legal — the first as
conducing to better morals , the latter as concerning the temporal welfare of the ...
This theory we put forward as a probable one to account for the fact that marriage
, among other subjects , has a twofold aspect - religious and legal — the first as
conducing to better morals , the latter as concerning the temporal welfare of the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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