The letter writer: containing a great variety of letters on the following subjects: relationship - business - love, courtship, and marriage -friendship, and miscellaneous letters:

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The family & modern marriage.

Includes bibliography.

Communication, family, and marriage.

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Alroy. Ixion in heaven. The infernal marriage. Popanilla.

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State universities in Illinois; a counseling handbook for students, parents, teachers and counselors.

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The Hebrew wife, or, The law of marriage examined in relation to the lawfulness of polygamy and to the extent of the law of incest

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Letter to the earl of Liverpool, on the "Unitarian Marriage Bill".

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Notes on Lord John Russell's Marriage Bill.

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An inquiry concerning the lawfulness of marriage between parties previously related by consanguinity or affinity. Also, a short history of opinions in different ages and countries, and of the action of ecclesiastical bodies on that subject. Microform

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Marriage rites, customs, and ceremonies, of all nations of the universe ... Microform

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Verses to Lord Ramsay on his marriage with Lady Susan Hay.

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Letters on the education of children, and on marriage /

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Sketches of the principal picture-galleries in England, with a criticism on "Marriage a-la-mode.".

Published anonymously. By William Hazlitt. Cf. Halkett and Laing.

Thirteen sermons : on I. Hypocrisy and cruelty--II. Drunkenness--III. Bribery--IV. The rights of the poor--V. Unjust judges--VI. The sluggard--VII. Murder--VIII. Gaming--IX. Public Robbery--X. The unnatural mother--XI. Forbidding marriage--XII. Parsons and tithes--XIII. Good Friday : to which is added An address to the working people, on the new Dead body bill /

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Secret amours of the Bourbons, from the marriage of Marie Antoinette to the fall of Charles X,

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