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Marriage and Divorce Laws of the World

By Hyacinthe Ringrose

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore a world tour of early 20th-century marital laws, revealing diverse customs, practices, and legalities that shaped unions across the globe.

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2011-04-03
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"Marriage and Divorce Laws of the World" by Hyacinthe Ringrose is an in-depth look at the legal aspects of marriage and divorce around the globe in the early 1900s. This book explores how marriage, considered a key part of stable societies, is legally defined and treated differently in many countries. It avoids pushing any specific legal changes but gives a clear picture of the rules and regulations governing marriage and divorce at the time. The book starts by discussing the origins of marriage and how it has changed through different cultures and religions, noting the different roles of men and women. This introduction prepares readers for the detailed examination of specific country laws, focusing on understanding global consistency and how gender roles play out in marital legalities.

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