This provocative work challenges traditional ideas about love and marriage, arguing that connubial love is not exclusive and can be shared among multiple partners. Written by Austin Kent, a little-known author and social critic of the late 19th century, this book offers a compelling alternative to conventional notions of romantic love.

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