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In Thomas More's 'Utopia' (Book II), the reader is told that in this new world there are few mistakes in marriage because:

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1there is an extensive courtship period preceding the actual wedding.
2the family gods are invoked before finalising the nuptials.
3prospective husbands and wives see one another naked before agreeing to the match.✓
4there is a community get-together where prospective couples announce wedding plans endorsed by elders.

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prospective husbands and wives see one another naked before agreeing to the match.

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