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... Luther was proving himself no less influential than this absolute English sovereign in changing marriage laws . MARRIAGE REFORM For centuries , Church edicts on marriage had been accepted , often passively , sometimes grudgingly , as in ...
... Luther was proving himself no less influential than this absolute English sovereign in changing marriage laws . MARRIAGE REFORM For centuries , Church edicts on marriage had been accepted , often passively , sometimes grudgingly , as in ...
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... Luther , Sermons , p . 362 . 25. M. Luther , The Sermon on the Mount , p . 88 . 26. M. Luther , Church and Ministry . 27. M. Luther , Works of Martin Luther , Vol . 2 . 28. M. Luther , The Christian in Society , Vol . II , p . 49 . 29 ...
... Luther , Sermons , p . 362 . 25. M. Luther , The Sermon on the Mount , p . 88 . 26. M. Luther , Church and Ministry . 27. M. Luther , Works of Martin Luther , Vol . 2 . 28. M. Luther , The Christian in Society , Vol . II , p . 49 . 29 ...
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... Luther . 72. M. Luther , Sermons , p . 359 . 73. W. Goodsell , A History of Marriage and the Family . 74. L. Stone , op . cit . 75. J. Hurstfield , The Queen's Wards . 76. L. Stone , op . cit . 77. F. J. Furnival , Child Marriages ...
... Luther . 72. M. Luther , Sermons , p . 359 . 73. W. Goodsell , A History of Marriage and the Family . 74. L. Stone , op . cit . 75. J. Hurstfield , The Queen's Wards . 76. L. Stone , op . cit . 77. F. J. Furnival , Child Marriages ...
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