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COVERTURE (a covering, an old French See also: term in See also: English See also: law applied to the condition of a woman during See also: marriage, when she is supposed to be under the cover, influence and See also: protection of her See also: husband, and so immune in certain cases from punishment for See also: crime committed in the presence and on the presumed coercion of her husband
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