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On the other hand...
In Response To: consanguinity-sidenote ()

... Napoleon wasn't in the Church of England (unless I've been seriously mis-informed.)

Another side note: a hot topic of royal gossip in about 1485 was whether Richard III would marry his niece, Elizabeth, daughter of his brother Edward IV and sister of the murdered princes in the Tower. (Eventually she married Henry VII and produced Henry VIII, so I suppose she could be said to be prematurely C of E, in a way)

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Prohibitions on marriage
I'm no expert, but...
Legality of marriages
Divorce is Divorce
Just women?
Think it through with me.....
So then...
Hang on, hang on
Obviously I'm confused--again ;-)
No, you are right.....
Mistresses
Grounds for divorce
Remarrying
Divorce of Marquess of Anglesey
Splendid stuff (nfm)
Georgiana's inheritance
Divorce
divorce
crim. cons.
Divorce is RARE and remarriage depends upon type of divorce
Thank you.....
Ah...
Annulments
Divorce of mensa et thoro and deeds of separation
Private separations
So,which was more likely for Mrs Rushworth and Mr Brandon? (nfm)
Rushworth
Brandons...
Isn't it infuriating?
More or less
English vs Scottish Divorce (Kat changed to Kat8)
... something that Lawrence Stone would write about ...
Church of England v. Catholic church
Table of Kindred and Affinity
Affinity before Henry
papal dispensations
Your'e right here
yuck (nfm)
source on consanguinity in Catholic marriages
Mr. Knightley and Emma
Russia and "War and Peace"
Double-first cousins
Young Knightleys beware!
And young Ferrars/Dashwoods
consanguinity-sidenote
On the other hand...
dispensations
Napoleon
wow
Right, and....