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Judicial supremacy that increased in unchecked power in England, far beyond biblical values, may have worsened the censorship and other tyranny associated with Victorian morality.

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[[Capital punishment]] -- not merely imprisonment -- was the over-the-top [[Victorian era]] penalty for [[bigamy]]. [[Debtor's prison]] was another example of injustice resulting from excessive expansion of Victorian morality.

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[[Judicial supremacy]] that increased in unchecked power in [[England]], far beyond [[Bible|biblical]] values, may have worsened the [[censorship]] and other [[tyranny]] associated with Victorian morality.

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