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9) At this point, society viewed women in the three main stages of their lives-feme sole, feme coven, and widow. Greenberg, "Paradise Enclosed and the Feme Covert"; Susanne Woods, "Choice and Election in Samson Agonistes"; John Rogers, "Milton's Circumcision"; John P. In his classic tome on the common law, Commentaries on the Laws of England, Sir William Blackstone wrote: "The second private relation of persons is that of marriage, which includes the reciprocal duties of husband and wife; or as most of our elder law books call them, of baron and feme. |
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mina; see female.]