"Modern Women and What They Say About Them. A Reprint of a Series of Articles from the Saturday Review (1868)" is an interesting study by the English writer Elizabeth Linton that explores the role and status of women in 19th century society. The author expresses her thoughts on women's status, their education, rights and responsibilities, and also discusses various aspects of women's life at that time. The book offers readers to experience the atmosphere of the Victorian era, where women were limited in their opportunities and were subject to strict societal norms. The author examines various stereotypes and prejudices faced by women of that time and refutes them with arguments, defending women's rights to education, work and self-determination. "Modern Women and What They Say About Them" is an important work that prompts readers to discuss and re-evaluate attitudes to women's issues, both in the past and today."