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Page 102
... followed him . In addition , attitudes differed toward remarriage after the death of a spouse and after divorce . Remarriage after the death of a spouse . The Church preferred that neither a widow nor a widower remarry - that they lead ...
... followed him . In addition , attitudes differed toward remarriage after the death of a spouse and after divorce . Remarriage after the death of a spouse . The Church preferred that neither a widow nor a widower remarry - that they lead ...
Page 108
... followed on the day after the wedding night by the brautmesse , or bride - mass , at which the couple received the benediction of the priest . While neither ceremony had any legal bearing , their omission could result in reprobation by ...
... followed on the day after the wedding night by the brautmesse , or bride - mass , at which the couple received the benediction of the priest . While neither ceremony had any legal bearing , their omission could result in reprobation by ...
Page 377
... followed hard on the breaching of the walls of discrimination against women . 9956 Husbands and Wives In fighting for her rights , the American housewife had asked for more help from husbands with regard to household tasks and for an ...
... followed hard on the breaching of the walls of discrimination against women . 9956 Husbands and Wives In fighting for her rights , the American housewife had asked for more help from husbands with regard to household tasks and for an ...
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