Conservatism in modern Chinese family law /
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Language: English
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
1956.
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Biblical Studies, Ancient Near East and Early Christianity - Book Archive pre-2000.
Studia et Documenta ad Iura Orientis Antiqui Pertinentia ;
4.
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Call Number: HQ668
Table of Contents:
- Front Matter
- Preliminary Material /
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- First Chapter Introduction /
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- Second Chapter Rules of Relationship and Prohibitions to Marriage /
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- Third Chapter House /
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- Fourth Chapter Bigamy /
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- Fifth Chapter The T'ung Yang hsi /
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- Sixth Chapter Marriageable Age /
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- Seventh Chapter Sale and Pawning of Women /
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- Eighth Chapter Conclusion /
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- Back Matter
- Appendix I Marriage Regulations of the Shanhsi-Hopei-Ch'ahar Border Region /
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- Appendix II Important Interpretations of the Regulations /
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- Appendix III Questions and Answers on Problems of Marriage by the Office of Civil Government of the Peking People's Government /
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- Appendix IV Publication of the Tientsin People's Court About a Marriage Agreement /
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- Appendix V Some Problems Concerning the Enactment of the Marriage Law /
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- Appendix VI Some Explanatory Answers to Questions Concerning Marriage /
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