'Always entertaining, often epigrammatic, not seldom instructive, Max O'Rell's studies form a volume destined, beyond a doubt, to figure largely as the topic of drawing-room conversation throughout the coming season.'—Literary World.
'Mr. Max O'Rell is always amusing, and sometimes almost instructive.... He is nothing if not a diplomatist, but he is something more—he is the keenest of observers.'—Lady's Pictorial.
'A handbook to matrimony. In his witty and wise remarks Max O'Rell deserves a prominent place among his compatriots in the study of women.... A bright and amusing book, with a good deal of common-sense in it.'—Daily Telegraph.
'Max O'Rell has written many excellent books, but never a better than "Her Royal Highness Woman."'—Athenæum.
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'Should be in the hands of every woman.'—Le Temps.
'Humorous and amusing—yes; but withal one of the most complete and profound studies ever published on woman and love.'—La République.
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