Full Description
First published in 1936, Marriage and Divorce examines the evolution of marriage and divorce through historical, legal, and cultural lenses. From ancient traditions and Mosaic law to Roman practices, Henry VIII's reforms, and modern judicial processes, the book provides a detailed analysis of how marriage and divorce have advanced over time. Concluding with recommendations for future reforms, this work is an insightful resource for understanding the complexities of marital and legal history.
Contents
1. Marriage and Divorce: The English Point of View 2. How Marriage Came to Be 3. The Mosaic Law 4. Roman Degeneracy 5. How Marriage Prevailed 6. Henry VIII and After 7. How Civil Divorce Began 8. Divorce by Judicial Process 9. How Divorce has Advanced 10. The Commission: Lord Gorell 11. Time Passes 12. "What Should Be Done?"
