bastardy

I did report that case of bastardy to the Foundation.

I died today to spare my son the shame of bastardy.

However, in medieval England, there was no single mark of difference for bastardy.

However, this remark about his bastardy was the first spoken in anger.

He even changed people's sexual habits, so that the town's bastardy rate slumped.

Bastardy cases in the colonies involved women of high, low, and middle standing, similarly to England.

Other methods of preventing bastardy existed, but not widely used.

What are you cackling of bastardy under the Queen's own nose?

I have always been astonished to find that bastardy remains a threat to organized society.

Thus, many times court cases relied on confessions to bring about charges in a case of bastardy.

In certain cases of bastardy, the child inherits the mother's surname.

"Personally, I would not care to witness the inauguration of any president who practices bastardy."

If he was intent on ruining her life, it would certainly be the ultimate act of bastardy.

However, a downside of night prowling has been the rampant bastardy.

Elena's journalists promoted the idea that bastardy should no longer be a matter of shame.

Hang him on this tree, And by his side his fruit of bastardy.

Conversely, illegitimacy (or bastardy) is the status of a child born outside marriage.

He comes of a noble family, possibly is of royal blood by bastardy.

The incidence of bridal pregnancy and bastardy rose significantly at the same time.

The establishment of a basic system for regulating bastardy cases came in 1705, and went largely unchanged until 1828.

Tamara had looked startled, then giggled when Justin explained bastardy.

In 1531, the first statute in England regarding bastardy came into existence.

Even Sansa's supposed bastardy might not count too much against her below.

He remembered that bastardy carried no stigma on Iceland.

She appeals to him to stop the annulment so that their child will not suffer the stigma of bastardy.