Thomas Binney

An Argument in Relation to the Levitical Marriage Law: Particularly As Affecting the Question of the Marriage of a Widower with His Deceased Wife's Sister. Thomas Binney

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First ed. published as: The men of Glasgow and the women of Scotland. Contains the substance of the speech "Marriage with a deceased wife's sister contrary to the word of God," delivered by Rev. William Symington, April 16, 1850.

London : Ward, [1851?]. 68 p. ; 21 cm.