Introduction
1: Mass Communication
2: Indissolubility
3: Bigamy
4: Consummation
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

David d'Avray is Professor of History at University College London.

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`Review from previous edition [d'Avray's] arguments on specific points are entirely convincing. He knows this material better than anyone, and he has taken care to set it out so that the reader can evaluate the argument. The appendix of documents, eighty pages of newly edited material from sermons, canon law quaestiones, letters and court cases is very valuable ... Anyone with a serious interest in medieval marriage, or medieval sermon studies, or indeed
the transmission of knowledge in the Middle Ages, will need to read it.'
Ruth Mazo Karras, Reviews in History

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