[BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XIII.--For Virginia the chief materials have been drawn from Hening's _Statutes at Large_ (Richmond, 1809-23), and the laws comprised in _Acts of the Assembly_ (fol., Williamsburg, 1769). The third volume of O'Callaghan, _Documents Rel. to the Col. History of New York_, has an interesting memorial of the bishop of London written in 1677; and there are some references to marriage in Strachey, _For the Colony in Virginea Britannea: Lawes Diuine, Morall, and Martiall_, being "Dale's Code" (London, 1612): in Force, _Tracts_, III; Spotswood, _Letters_, constituting Vols. I and II, new series, of the _Collections of the Va. Hist. Soc._ (Richmond, 1882-85); Beverley, _History of Virginia_ (reprint, Richmond, 1855); and the acts of the assembly of 1619 contained in the _Colonial Records of Virginia_ (Richmond, 1874). Cooke, _Virginia_ (Boston, 1884), gives a curious proclamation of Governor Wyatt for the regulation of courtship. In Vol. IV of the _Va. Magazine of Hist. and Biog._ (Richmond, July, 1896) there is a unique "Marriage Agreement" which throws some light on the economic affairs of the provincial household; and further illustrations of domestic and social customs may be found in Goodwin, _The Colonial Cavalier_ (Boston, 1895); and Fiske, _Old Virginia and Her Neighbors_ (Boston, 1898). The principal sources for Maryland are Browne, _Archives of Maryland_ (Baltimore, 1883-91); Bacon, _Laws of Maryland_ (fol., Annapolis, 1765); and, to supplement these, the _Laws of Maryland made since 1763_ (fol., Annapolis, 1777); or the same (fol., Annapolis, 1787). Streeter, "Papers Rel. to the Early Hist. of Maryland," in _Md. Hist. Soc. Publications_ (Baltimore, 1876), publishes a record of the first wedding in the colony, with the marriage license bond. The matrimonial doctrines of the Labadists are discussed by James, "The Labadist Colony in Maryland," in _J. H. U. S._, XVII (Baltimore, 1899); and the character of the episcopal clergy is described by Browne, _Maryland_ (Boston, 1884), and by Lodge, _Short History_ (New York, 1882).