Note 231 — Chapter XI · HISTORY OF SEPARATION AND DIVORCE UNDER ENGLISH AND ECCLESIASTICAL LAW (continued 2)
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The report was published in 1571 under supervision of Archbishop Parker; and then in an Oxford reprint of 1850: Woolsey, Divorce, 170, note. I have followed the excellent summary by Jeaffreson, partly containing the Latin text: op. cit., II, 318-23; and Reeves, Hist. of Eng. Law, V, 74-80, gives a good analysis. Cf. also Hallam, Const. Hist., I, 101, 102, note; Lingard, Hist. of England, IV, 284; Hammick, Marriage Law, 6; Geary, Marriage and Family Relations, 8 n. 6, 578; Report of the Divorce Commission, Parl. Papers, 1852-53, 4; Report of the Ecc. Courts Comm., 1883, xxxi-xxxiii, xxxvi; Bishop, Marriage, Divorce, and Separation, I, § 1496; Macqueen, Practical Treatise (London, 1842), 467; Law Review (English), I, 356-58; Burn, Ecc. Law, II, 503 ff.; Lecky, Democracy and Liberty, II, 175; Luckock, Hist. of Marriage, 175, 176; Morgan, Marriage, Adultery, and Divorce, II, 227-29.