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Putting Asunder A History of Divorce in Western Society

Roderick Phillips

Examines the development of religious and social attitudes towards divorce, discusses previous alternatives to divorce, and argues that the family has become less stable

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Rod Phillips, who teaches history at Carleton University in Ottawa, wrote a book on the history of divorce in the Western World. He explained how divorce laws have historically been influenced by religious practice, and that when early settlers colonized the US, they brought a range of divorce customs from Protestant Europe with them.

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This is Rod Phillips. He teaches history at Carleton University in Ottawa and wrote a book on the history of divorce in the Western world.

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Episode: The Six-Week Cure

Rod Phillips, who teaches history at Carleton University in Ottawa, wrote a book on the history of divorce in the Western World. He explained how divorce laws have historically been influenced by religious practice, and that when early settlers colonized the US, they brought a range of divorce customs from Protestant Europe with them.

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This is Rod Phillips. He teaches history at Carleton University in Ottawa and wrote a book on the history of divorce in the Western world.

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