By Right of Conquest: A Novel

The struggle of a young girl, heiress to millions, to protect her rights.
Has many thrilling dramatic situations. — St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
A brilliant novelization of Charles Klein's great play.
A strongly-painted picture of certain conditions in the administration of law and justice. — Philadelphia Record.
A thrilling story of shipwreck, upon a deserted island, of a millionaire's daughter and a common stoker.
A sensational situation handled with delicacy and vigor. — Boston Transcript.
A love story of deep human interest, dealing with the perils of great wealth.
A thoroughly wholesome book, with action in the drama and real human interest. — Literary Digest.
A modern rake's progress and thrilling story of love, mystery and adventure.
The moral tone of the story is excellent. — Baltimore Sun.
A brilliant novelization of Charles Klein's tremendously popular play.
Mr. Hornblow, in the novel, has given something quite as interesting, quite as fascinating, as Mr. Klein has in his play. — Boston Transcript.