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April 23, 1858
Winchester Republican
Winchester, Virginia
What is this article about?
Eliza Albert, a young Parisian woman, ended her engagement to a gentleman who ridiculed religion, stating that one who does not honor God cannot truly love his wife.
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A WISE DECISION.
Eliza Albert, a young Parisian lady, resolutely discharged a gentleman, to whom she was to have been married, because he ridiculed religion. Having given him a gentle reproof, he replied "that a man of the world could not be so old-fashioned as to regard God and religion." Eliza started, but, on recovering herself, she said: "From this moment, sir, since I discover you do not regard religion, I cease to be yours. He who does not love and honor God, can never love his wife constantly and sincerely."
Eliza Albert, a young Parisian lady, resolutely discharged a gentleman, to whom she was to have been married, because he ridiculed religion. Having given him a gentle reproof, he replied "that a man of the world could not be so old-fashioned as to regard God and religion." Eliza started, but, on recovering herself, she said: "From this moment, sir, since I discover you do not regard religion, I cease to be yours. He who does not love and honor God, can never love his wife constantly and sincerely."
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Religious Event
What keywords are associated?
Eliza Albert
Broken Engagement
Religion
Parisian Lady
What entities or persons were involved?
Eliza Albert
Where did it happen?
Paris
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Key Persons
Eliza Albert
Outcome
engagement ended due to religious differences.
Event Details
Eliza Albert discharged her fiancé after he ridiculed religion, declaring that without regard for God, he could not sincerely love a wife.