Don't Marry; or, Advice on How, When and Who to Marry

About this book

In a time when societal norms dictated the course of personal relationships, "Don't Marry; or, Advice on How, When and Who to Marry" by James W. Donovan emerges as a provocative guide. This late 19th-century treatise challenges conventional wisdom, presenting a candid exploration of marital pitfalls and offering practical don'ts for prospective couples. Donovan’s insights into the importance of emotional compatibility and financial stability are particularly striking, urging readers to prioritize rationality over romantic idealism. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this work not only reflects the evolving discourse on marriage but also serves as a timeless resource for those navigating the complexities of love and commitment. Discover the nuances of partnership through Donovan's critical lens and redefine your understanding of matrimony.