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... England , however , she was entitled to a third of the couple's land acquired after the marriage , whether or not children had been born . For a time there seemed to be a growing recognition of the importance of marriage and women's ...
... England , however , she was entitled to a third of the couple's land acquired after the marriage , whether or not children had been born . For a time there seemed to be a growing recognition of the importance of marriage and women's ...
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... England , 116 , 144 Henry II , of England , 144 , 155 Henry II , of France , 191 , 197 Henry IV , of France , 196 Henry V , of England , 181 Henry VII , of England , 185-186 Henry VIII , of England , 145 , 185-190 , 197-198 his wives ...
... England , 116 , 144 Henry II , of England , 144 , 155 Henry II , of France , 191 , 197 Henry IV , of France , 196 Henry V , of England , 181 Henry VII , of England , 185-186 Henry VIII , of England , 145 , 185-190 , 197-198 his wives ...
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... England , 248 , 266 248-264 Victorian era , end of , 266-267 Victorian love , 248 Victorians , 243-281 Victorinus ... England , Archbishop , 113 Walter , friend of Andreas Capellanus , 157 , 160 War and Peace , 261 , 263 Wardship in ...
... England , 248 , 266 248-264 Victorian era , end of , 266-267 Victorian love , 248 Victorians , 243-281 Victorinus ... England , Archbishop , 113 Walter , friend of Andreas Capellanus , 157 , 160 War and Peace , 261 , 263 Wardship in ...
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