Titlebook: After Marriage in the Long Eighteenth Century; Literature, Law and Jenny DiPlacidi,Karl Leydecker Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Undoing the Marriage: The Resort to Annulment,riage. Three levels of lawlessness are identified. The initial lawlessness of the parties in failing to comply with the legal requirements led to the retroactive invalidating of the marriage, making the entire relationship between the parties lawless and their children illegitimate. A third level of

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Handsome, Gallant, Gentle, Rich: Before and After Marriage in the Tales of Charles Perrault,ing na?veté is undercut by irony, especially when we attend to the worldly-wise morals attached to each tale. This chapter shows how, in stories including ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Bluebeard’, Perrault deploys irony in order to explore the stakes of marriage in the economic, cultural and social conditions o

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,‘Knights of Matrimony’? Christian Duty and ,, growing corruption of marriage as an institution among both elites and the lower orders and that the women draw upon their faith in order to escape from the institution as well as to justify their sacrifice of other women to it. While the law of the land requires their submission to the institution

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Marriage and its Queer Identifications in the Anne Lister Diaries,Sharon Marcus has described as marriage’s plasticity as an institution during this period, Chris Roulston shows how the independent and idiosyncratic Lister nevertheless relied on the discourse of marriage to shape her romantic relationships with other women. In the diaries, marriage becomes both an

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Undoing the Marriage: The Resort to Annulment, lawlessness lay in the strategic use of the law as a substitute for divorce, which was only allowed in a very limited range of circumstances. Invalidating the marriage on technical defects, sometimes many years after the ceremony, ended the obligation to live together and conferred a freedom to remarry that the law did not otherwise allow.