Betrothment and Marriage; a Canonical and Theological Treatise With Notices on History and Civil law; Volume 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177439084)

Betrothment and Marriage; a Canonical and Theological Treatise With Notices on History and Civil Law, Volume 2, by Alois de Smet, offers a comprehensive examination of the theological and legal dimensions of marriage. This volume delves into the canonical aspects of betrothment and marriage, providing a detailed analysis of its historical context and its intersection with civil law. De Smet's treatise is a valuable resource for scholars and those interested in understanding the religious and legal foundations of marriage within the Catholic tradition.

Originally published in 1912, this work remains relevant for its insights into the historical development of marital law and its theological underpinnings. The meticulous exploration of canon law makes "Betrothment and Marriage" an enduring contribution to the study of Christian marriage.

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