122, quotes speeches of his hero to prove that Bismarck himself disliked this Civil Marriage Law.

"From the political point of view I have convinced myself that the State.

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is constrained by the dictates of self-defence to enact this law in order to avert from a portion of His Majesty's subjects the evils with which they are menaced by the Bishops' rebellion against the laws and the State" (Speech of Jan.