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Capital punishment -- not merely imprisonment -- was the over-the-top Victorian era penalty for bigamy.
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[[Charles Dickens]], perhaps the most prominent author of the [[Victorian era]], felt compelled to keep completely secret from the [[London]] public a [[Christian]] story that he wrote, and a mistress that he had after his marriage fell apart.
 
[[Charles Dickens]], perhaps the most prominent author of the [[Victorian era]], felt compelled to keep completely secret from the [[London]] public a [[Christian]] story that he wrote, and a mistress that he had after his marriage fell apart.
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[[Capital punishment]] -- not merely imprisonment -- was the over-the-top [[Victorian era]] penalty for [[bigamy]].
 
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