Man against woman
Subtitle: a vade mecum for the weaker sex and a caution to women.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1957
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
Subjects: Women -- Anecdotes.
Genres: Anecdotes.
Notes: Verse and prose.
Table of contents: title: The war between man and woman / by H. L. Mencken; title: What you don't know won't hurt you till later / by Richard Armour; title: A fickle widow / anon.; title: Artificial beauty / by Lucianus; title: Disdain returned / by Thomas Carew; title: The incomparable buzz-saw / by H. L. Mencken; title: Lady, your claws are showing / by Richard Armour; title: Ladies' wild / by Robert Benchley; title: Unfortunate coincidence / by Dorothy Parker; title: You never tell me anything / by Charles W. Morton; title: What almost every woman knows sooner or later / by Ogden Nash; title: Getting along with women / by E. B. White; title: The garden of Eden / anonymous; title: In support of the Oppian law / by Cato the elder; title: Women / by Semonides of Amorgus; title: That women are but men's shadows / by Ben Johnson; title: Advice to a young man on the choice of a mistress / by Benjamin Franklin; title: The case against women / by James Thurber; title: Woman's place / by David Ross Locke; title: Women as playthings / by George Jean Nathan.; title: Woman, God bless her! / Mark Twain; title: Women and drinks / by Charles W. Morton; title: Are witty women attractive to men? / by Stephen Leacock; title: The loving care of determined women / John Fischer; title: The little woman / by I. A. R. Wylie; title: Women are intellectually inferior / by Waverley Root; title: A pair of sexes / by Franklin P. Adams; title: Why, some of my best friends are women! / by Phyllis Mcginley; title: The sexes / by Dorothy Parker; title: A family quarrel / by Jane Austen.