Category: History - Other

A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 2 of 3

_a_) Historical Elements of the Christian Teaching 11-23 _b_) Views of the Early Fathers 23-28 _c_) The Legislation of the Christian Emperors 28-33 _d_) The Compromise with German Custom 33-46 _e_) Final Settlement of the Christian Doctrine in the Canon Law 47-60

Chapters

1. VOLUME TWO

2. PART I

3. CHAPTER I. THE PATRIARCHAL THEORY 3-32

4. CHAPTER II. THEORY OF THE HORDE AND MOTHER-RIGHT 33-89

5. CHAPTER III. THEORY OF THE ORIGINAL PAIRING OR

6. CHAPTER IV. RISE OF THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT 152-223

7. CHAPTER V. EARLY HISTORY OF DIVORCE 224-250

8. CHAPTER VI. OLD ENGLISH WIFE-PURCHASE YIELDS TO

9. CHAPTER VII. RISE OF ECCLESIASTICAL MARRIAGE: THE

10. CHAPTER VIII. RISE OF ECCLESIASTICAL MARRIAGE: THE

11. CHAPTER IX. THE PROTESTANT CONCEPTION OF MARRIAGE 364-403

12. CHAPTER X. RISE OF CIVIL MARRIAGE 404-473

13. CHAPTER XI. HISTORY OF SEPARATION AND DIVORCE UNDER

_a_) Historical Elements of the Christian Teaching 11-23 _b_) Views of the Early Fathers 23-28 _c_) The Legislation of the Christian Emperors 28-33 _d_) The Compromise with Germ...

14. CHAPTER XII. OBLIGATORY CIVIL MARRIAGE IN THE NEW

15. CHAPTER XIII. ECCLESIASTICAL RITES AND THE RISE OF

16. CHAPTER XIV. OPTIONAL CIVIL OR ECCLESIASTICAL MARRIAGE

17. CHAPTER XV. DIVORCE IN THE AMERICAN COLONIES 328-387

18. CHAPTER XVI. A CENTURY AND A QUARTER OF MARRIAGE

19. CHAPTER XVII. A CENTURY AND A QUARTER OF DIVORCE

20. CHAPTER XVIII. PROBLEMS OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY 161-259

21. CHAPTER XI

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XI.--For divorce among the Athenians Meier and Schömann's _Der attische Process_ (Berlin, 1883-87) is important. Assistance has also been given by Hruza, _...

22. Part I, "Foreign Countries;" Part II, "Brit. Colonies"(London,

The development of a liberal sentiment in contemporary literature may be traced in _A Treatise Concerning Adultery and Divorce_ (London, 1700); _Two Cases: The First of Adultery...

23. cc. 5 and 9 of the decree of Verberie in its favor, deliberately

suppressing the clauses allowing the man to remarry (see his _Decretum_, X, 169; VIII, 189; also his _Panormia_, VI, 91: GEFFCKEN, _op. cit._, 82); and Gratian, by adopting Ivo'...

24. CHAPTER XII

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XII.--For this chapter a large quantity of files and records of Massachusetts colonial and provincial courts has been examined. In the office of the Clerk...

25. CHAPTER XIII

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XIII.--For Virginia the chief materials have been drawn from Hening's _Statutes at Large_ (Richmond, 1809-23), and the laws comprised in _Acts of the Assem...

26. CHAPTER XIV

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XIV.--The _New York Colonial MSS._, of more service for the history of divorce, afford several important documents available for the present chapter. The u...

27. CHAPTER XV

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XV.--The most valuable original material for the history of divorce in Massachusetts during the period of the first charter is afforded by the decisions of...

28. CHAPTER XVI

[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XVI.--For this chapter all the statutes relating to marriage enacted in fifty-two states and territories since the Revolution have been examined and compar...