Marriage Rites, Customs, and Ceremonies, of All Nations of the UniverseChapple and son [etc.] and E. Barrett, Bath, 1822 - 400 páginas |
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... parents . Considered only as adopted , she ranked as the daughter of her her husband , and sister to her own chil- dren . His power was absolute , and she could neither acquire nor possess distinctly from him . The wife was then defined ...
... parents . Considered only as adopted , she ranked as the daughter of her her husband , and sister to her own chil- dren . His power was absolute , and she could neither acquire nor possess distinctly from him . The wife was then defined ...
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... parents of the human race , and this quarter may from its early importance claim a precedence in the scale of his ... Parent had created his first children with rational faculties , he required a reasonable acknowledgment of dependence ...
... parents of the human race , and this quarter may from its early importance claim a precedence in the scale of his ... Parent had created his first children with rational faculties , he required a reasonable acknowledgment of dependence ...
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... modesty , and engaging sensibility . They are endeared to their husbands by the exercise of all the conjugal and parental duties , and the charm which they diffuse over every circumstance and change of life 10 MARRIAGE RITES , & c ,
... modesty , and engaging sensibility . They are endeared to their husbands by the exercise of all the conjugal and parental duties , and the charm which they diffuse over every circumstance and change of life 10 MARRIAGE RITES , & c ,
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... them being children of Christian parents . The brave Prince Heraclius abolished the infamous tribute of children of both sexes , which Georgia formerly paid to the Porte yearly . The number of 16 : MARRIAGE RITES , & C .
... them being children of Christian parents . The brave Prince Heraclius abolished the infamous tribute of children of both sexes , which Georgia formerly paid to the Porte yearly . The number of 16 : MARRIAGE RITES , & C .
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... parents before the Cadi , and then declare they receive it for their heir . The parents , at the same time , renounce all future claim to it ; a writing is drawn , and , wit- nessed , and a child , thus adopted , cannot be disin ...
... parents before the Cadi , and then declare they receive it for their heir . The parents , at the same time , renounce all future claim to it ; a writing is drawn , and , wit- nessed , and a child , thus adopted , cannot be disin ...
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