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Re-marriage After Divorce, Papers By Sir W. Phillimore And J.w. Lea On The Report Of A Committee Of

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This volume collects papers by Sir W. Phillimore and J.W. Lea regarding the report of a committee of the Upper House of the Convocation of the Province of Canterbury on the subject of remarriage after divorce. The papers offer insights into legal and religious perspectives on this complex issue, reflecting debates and considerations within the Church of England and its relationship to civil law.

Addressing questions of morality, law, and ecclesiastical practice, the book provides valuable primary source material for researchers and those interested in the history of family law and religious doctrine concerning marriage and divorce. "Re-marriage After Divorce" offers a glimpse into the historical context of debates surrounding these issues.

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Pub dateMay 22, 2025
ISBN-101024772632
ISBN-139781024772630
LanguageEnglish
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