A History of Divorce
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It was well that, when mistakes were made, they should be capable 155 A HISTORY OF DIVORCE of being corrected without noise or scandal. " Judicial separation was "a bad expedient, for it involved publicity and favoured immoral conduct, " and was at best only a middle course for the upper classes. Napoleon was a strong upholder of the integrity and morality of the family, which he looked upon, as all rulers have looked upon it, as a political or military institu- tion which can more easily be ru...led where the husband is the absolute head, and it can scarcely be contended that he ever feared that either family or morality would suffer by a liberal law of divorce. By allowing divorce by mutual con- sent and for cruelty, and by advocating divorce on the ground of incompatibility even where the wife alone desired it, Napoleon did more for married women than had ever been done since Roman times, although in other respects he placed wives in subjection to the head of the family and placed women in subjection in many other ways for political and military reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was well that, when mistakes were made, they should be capable 155 A HISTORY OF DIVORCE of being corrected without noise or scandal. " Judicial separation was "a bad expedient, for it involved publicity and favoured immoral conduct, " and was at best only a middle course for the upper classes. Napoleon was a strong upholder of the integrity and morality of the family, which he looked upon, as all rulers have looked upon it, as a political or military institu- tion which can more easily be ru...led where the husband is the absolute head, and it can scarcely be contended that he ever feared that either family or morality would suffer by a liberal law of divorce. By allowing divorce by mutual con- sent and for cruelty, and by advocating divorce on the ground of incompatibility even where the wife alone desired it, Napoleon did more for married women than had ever been done since Roman times, although in other respects he placed wives in subjection to the head of the family and placed women in subjection in many other ways for political and military reasons.
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