Eric John DingwallCritiques

This is a fascinating book and I believe that every woman should read it if she is truly interested in herself and her development. Gives a detailed and exceptional account of women from all cultures ans ethnics around the world, even in the most remote places and shows how different our environment makes us yet we are still the same.
It is overall a medical document, so it can be tedious to read, giving it the ambience of a college textbook for the medical field. Does not seem outdated in the least.

A fascinating, humorous study of the lives of six oddly intriguing characters. Contents: St. Joseph of Copertino: the friar who flew; James Allen: the man who was not; Berbiguier: bottler of spirits; the Deacon of Paris: dead but still active; D.D. Home: sorcerer of kings; Angel Anna: the woman who failed. Includes good illustrations of each character.