phenomenon of birth, of marriage, the divorce or death. Then, an analysis of form and content of these registers can capture the …

Divorce, common-law marriage and illegitimacy (irrespective of its forms) were, no matter the society typology as the … triggered very different behaviours. Nevertheless, the Church kept imposing religious marriage, divorce and re-marriage for all … religious marriage after 1895, once the compulsory civil marriage was imposed. The perception of the divorce also changed when …

The family, its formation, the relationships between man, woman, children and relatives, as well as the relationships …

from bed and meal, with the divorce according to the canons of each confession. The State had the right to supervise the … children, the means of living of the spouses and many more. The Church acknowledged the involvement of the State in the major … relating to bringing up children became a logical need. This interference of the State in the “exclusive competences” of the …

phenomenon of birth, of marriage, the divorce or death. Then, an analysis of form and content of these registers can capture the …

specific in Central and Western Europe at the time. The number of children dying before reaching the age of 1 and infantile … mortality together with the high mortality rate at children aged 1 to 5 show that “young age group was dominant” in mortality … analysis. Children were the most exposed to pressure of internal and external factors leading to death. Children were the most …