Essay on divorce and divorce legislation, with special reference to the United States

by Woolsey, Theodore Dwight

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Published 1982 by F.B. Rothman in Littleton, Colo .
Written in

Places:

• United States.
Subjects:

• Divorce.,
• Divorce -- Law and legislation.,
• Divorce -- Biblical teaching.,
• Divorce -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.,
• Divorce -- United States.,
• Divorce -- Law and legislation -- United States.

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Edition Notes

Statement	by Theodore D. Woolsey.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HQ811 .W9 1982
The Physical Object
Pagination	308 p. ;
Number of Pages	308
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3485799M
ISBN 10	0837713226
LC Control Number	82005342

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