The marked ability with which the author advocates her cause, should and will command for her the respectful consideration of even her opponents.—Home Journal.
It must be acknowledged that the author has made many strong points—points that it would be difficult to gainsay.—Toledo Blade.
An eloquent and sensible plea for justice to women. It deserves to be read, and will be read, for it is too interesting to escape even the idle and thoughtless.—New York Evening Post.
The cause of Equal Rights can no longer be accused of dulness. Mrs. Dall has taken from it that reproach. There is satisfaction in seeing her clear common sense walk straight and calm to its mark, which is justice; and more than satisfaction in the grace of words and the beauty of quotations with which she adorns her going.—Worcester Spy.
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