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Ch. 1 Severed Ties

History of American divorce in the 19th century.

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Which colonies did not allow divorce? Southern
Partial divorce (separation, but forbid to remarry) was allowed on the grounds of... Extreme cruelty or other misconduct
This state contracted marriages indissoluble by any means until the end of the 19th century. South Carolina
This was one of the first states to get divorce for nearly any reason. Indiana
States near this coast advertised divorced trade without requiring residency. Western
What were scarlet A's supposed to symbolize to the public? Adultery
What happened to newlywed's who bore a child less than 9 months from their wedding date? Confinement in stocks
Who retired to a temple his followers built and spent each night with virgin "applicants" ? Cyrus Spragg
Born in 1838, this person was a spiritualist, suffragist and stockbroker who publicly endorsed free love. Victoria Claflin Woodhull
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