A Letter To The Right Hon. Lord Loughborough ... From Richard Wilson ... On The Subject Of His Bill Of Divorce, From The Hon. Anne Wilson (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179396057)

In "A Letter To The Right Hon. Lord Loughborough...", Richard Wilson, a Member of Parliament, addresses Lord Loughborough regarding his bill of divorce from the Hon. Anne Wilson. This historical document offers a direct perspective into the personal and legal challenges surrounding divorce in the late 18th century. Wilson's letter provides insights into the complexities and social considerations of marital dissolution during this period. The work is a valuable primary source for understanding the legal and social history of marriage and divorce in Great Britain. It sheds light on the processes and personal narratives that shaped family law and societal norms of the era. Readers interested in legal history, British history, and the social dynamics of marriage will find this letter to be a compelling and informative read.

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