Ceremony versus Consent: Courtship, Illegitimacy, and Reputation in Northwest England, 1560-1610
This analysis of matrimonial ligation from northwest England both challenges the assumption that shifting theology during the Reformation created a revolution in early modern marriage and underscores the importance of regional cultural variety. Just as customary matrimonial practices survived the Re...
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