Old Church Life in Scotland: Lectures On Kirk-Session And Presbytery Records 2
Old Church Life in Scotland: Lectures On Kirk-Session And Presbytery Records 2
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The Church of Scotland did not adopt these views. In 1570, the General Assembly declared that parties desiring to resile from a contract of marriage should, if nothing had followed on the contract, be set free. Documents called ** discharge of marriage *' were often given in to church courts, and were sustained, if only wrong without previous contract of marriage, or contract without subsequent wrong, had taken place. A man, in 1570, went to the General Assembly, and *'suted liberty to marrie."... For three or four years he had craved that privilege from " his awin particular kirk," but had been refused the privilege, unless he would take for his wife an old servant whom he had wronged. He produced a discharge from the servant, but the Kirk-Session disre- garded the document. The General Assembly, however, sustained his appeal, ordered him to have the liberty he craved, and added in their finding, '*yea, and there is injury done to him already." In 1688, a man, who had a promise of mar- riage from a certain damsel, whose Christian name was Margaret, appeared before the Presbytery of Irvine, "and did discharge the said Margaret of any such promise, Marriages in Olden Times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Church of Scotland did not adopt these views. In 1570, the General Assembly declared that parties desiring to resile from a contract of marriage should, if nothing had followed on the contract, be set free. Documents called ** discharge of marriage *' were often given in to church courts, and were sustained, if only wrong without previous contract of marriage, or contract without subsequent wrong, had taken place. A man, in 1570, went to the General Assembly, and *'suted liberty to marrie."... For three or four years he had craved that privilege from " his awin particular kirk," but had been refused the privilege, unless he would take for his wife an old servant whom he had wronged. He produced a discharge from the servant, but the Kirk-Session disre- garded the document. The General Assembly, however, sustained his appeal, ordered him to have the liberty he craved, and added in their finding, '*yea, and there is injury done to him already." In 1688, a man, who had a promise of mar- riage from a certain damsel, whose Christian name was Margaret, appeared before the Presbytery of Irvine, "and did discharge the said Margaret of any such promise, Marriages in Olden Times.
What to read after Old Church Life in Scotland: Lectures On Kirk-Session And Presbytery Records 2?
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