Leslie Carroll Quotes

It Was A Popular Theory At The Time That Death Didn't Automatically End A Marriage Because The Spouses Would Eventually Be Reunited In Heaven. The Most Pragmatic Reason For The Church's View Was That England Was A Land-based Society And Property Was Inherited Upon The Death Of A Spouse, So A Remarriage Threatened The Inheritance Of Any Issue From The Previous Union.

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