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What a tragic, horrifying, and fascinating read. I find it interesting that while the bar (sorry) for suitable grounds for divorce seemed to be set at adultry,
by MikeNomad 11y ago
What a tragic, horrifying, and fascinating read. I find it interesting that while the bar (sorry) for suitable grounds for divorce seemed to be set at adultry, it appears her lawer did nothing to expanded upon her charge that her husband requested she engage in acts that could be considered adulterous.
- phonon 11y agoThat was in other states, like New York. In SD, it was just cruelty. That's one of the reasons she went there. "But the case was in Judge Aiken’s hands alone. If he found that she had proven the baron’s cruelty, Maggie would be granted a divorce. If he found that she had not, the baron and the baroness would remain married."