The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 174
... marriage . English Law . It is to be feared that there is a great deal of prejudice existing in England on this subject , and that it is combined with considerable ignorance . Few persons , not- withstanding that the majority have the ...
... marriage . English Law . It is to be feared that there is a great deal of prejudice existing in England on this subject , and that it is combined with considerable ignorance . Few persons , not- withstanding that the majority have the ...
Page 175
... marriage and the lax tie prevailing at Rome , from before the late republic to the early Christian Emperors . There has not been any question in England as to what kind of contract marriage is ; and this is due to the fact , that ...
... marriage and the lax tie prevailing at Rome , from before the late republic to the early Christian Emperors . There has not been any question in England as to what kind of contract marriage is ; and this is due to the fact , that ...
Page 176
... Marriage was so highly thought of by the primitive Church that it was numbered among the sacraments , or means of grace ; because , in the first place , it was a check to incon- tinence , and was besides typical of the union of Christ ...
... Marriage was so highly thought of by the primitive Church that it was numbered among the sacraments , or means of grace ; because , in the first place , it was a check to incon- tinence , and was besides typical of the union of Christ ...
Page 177
... marriage a valid one . Those who hold the civil side of the question say : - ( 1. ) Previously to the introduction of Christianity there were well - defined rules of marriage , and it was self - aggran- dising sacerdotalism that made a ...
... marriage a valid one . Those who hold the civil side of the question say : - ( 1. ) Previously to the introduction of Christianity there were well - defined rules of marriage , and it was self - aggran- dising sacerdotalism that made a ...
Page 178
... Marriage , they own , is a state approved by Heaven ; but then they go on to prove how the Church has assumed dominion over it in a manner not warranted by the ordinary sources of revelation . Whilst Western Europe in her political and ...
... Marriage , they own , is a state approved by Heaven ; but then they go on to prove how the Church has assumed dominion over it in a manner not warranted by the ordinary sources of revelation . Whilst Western Europe in her political and ...
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