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A review of Woman: Theme and Variations by Major A. Corbett-Smith, an author who was known to have never shied-away from a complicated subject (I made that up):

"Woman is the embodiment and highest product of Nature, the incarnation of the primitive life force. Man is Nature's enemy, but while he 'tries to build up a working code of law, of social convention, of moral suasion, of scientific inquiry, woman remains self-contained, self-sufficing and aloof'."

"There is no mystery about women, he announces...she is never quite sure of herself in comparison with other women; but she is well aware of her superiority to man..."

The Book is Available from Amazon:
Woman - Theme and Variations: a Divertimento

     


Another Addition to Man's Incomprehension of Woman... (The Saturday Review of Literature, 1932)

Another Addition to Man's Incomprehension of Woman... (The Saturday Review of Literature, 1932)

Another Addition to Man's Incomprehension of Woman... (The Saturday Review of Literature, 1932)

Another Addition to Man's Incomprehension of Woman... (The Saturday Review of Literature, 1932)

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