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"Don't Marry: or, Advice on How, When and Who to Marry" by James W. Donovan offers a fascinating glimpse into Victorian-era perspectives on marriage and relationships. This meticulously prepared print edition revives a historical text brimming with advice on navigating the complexities of choosing a partner and building a lasting union.
Addressing concerns surrounding marriage, divorce, and the intricacies of Victorian etiquette, Donovan provides guidance on how to approach courtship and assess potential spouses. Delve into the social expectations and moral considerations that shaped marital decisions during this period. Explore the author's insights on the prerequisites for a successful partnership and potential pitfalls to avoid.
Whether you're interested in historical social norms, relationship dynamics, or simply seeking a unique perspective on marriage, this book offers a thought-provoking exploration of a timeless subject. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of marriage advice and the evolving landscape of family and relationships.
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