Moreover, the University of Upsala was more free-thinking than that of Göteborg, for the above-mentioned professor and his wife were, for a long time =after= they had become united in free love, matriculated students at the University of Upsala, and the university authorities favoured them with no attention with regard to this matter. In recent years, the public declaration of “free marriages” has also found observance in other European countries. Thus, not long ago the author who writes under the pseudonym of “Roda-Roda” announced in the newspapers his free union with the Baroness von Zeppelin; and in the _Vossische Zeitung_, No. 410, September 2, 1906, we find the following announcement: “Dr. Alfred Rahmer Wilhelmine Ruth Rahmer geb. Prinz-Flohr Frei-Vermählte” (Free-Wedlock). Similar public announcements are reported from Holland. Moreover, according to Nyström, it has since 1734 been legally established in Sweden, that in certain cases engagement is =equivalent to marriage=--namely, when the engaged woman becomes pregnant. “When a man impregnates his fiancée, =the engagement becomes a marriage.... If the man refuse to go through the ceremony of marriage=, and wishes to break off the engagement, the woman is legally declared to be his wife, and enjoys full conjugal rights in his house.” So runs this law. We can predict with certainty that the adherents of free marriage, the number of “marriage protestants,” as Ellen Key happily calls them, will continue to increase. To such will belong all those who have an equal antipathy to coercive marriage, to the debasing intercourse with prostitutes, and to the transient casual love, such as is experienced in ordinary extra-conjugal sexual intercourse, the true “wild” love.