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...thus have prevailing in the United States a system of laws which allows of parties being divorced in one state but not in another; of a marriage being valid in one state but invalid elsewhere; of a child being a lawful heir in one and illegitimate in another; and of a man, not a Mormon, having two legal wives, changing one or the other according as he moves from one state to another, and which as we have seen, operates to make those entirely innocent the principle sufferers...
...Dred Scott case which helped to precipitate the Civil War. Many other laws have thus hung in the balance between constitutionality and unconstitutionality for years at a time, always with the possibility of their being overruled after much mischief, perhaps, had been done by the belief that they were valid...
...bill to make valid and enforceable agreements for arbitration of maritime and commercial disputes in interstate and foreign commerce...
...Nominating Committee has called the attention of the class to the rule specifying that the requisite number of candidates for each office must be voted for in order to make the ballot valid...
...meeting was to define and redefine its purpose. Follows an attempted definition in the light of history: General History. Since the 1st Century, there has always been more than one society or "church" calling itself Christian. But about the year 1000 most of civilized Europe recognized one as supremely valid-the Holy Roman Catholic Church. With the year 1500 began such a tremendous movement of diversity that by 1900 there were at least 100 Christian "churches." In the U. S., the largest group is commonly known as Evangelical and includes the Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian and other "churches" or variations...