By Right of Conquest

Right of Conquest is a brilliantly written classic adventurous romance novel of a young woman a millionaire's daughter - who finds herself shipwrecked on a deserted island with a common stoker who detests women as much as she detests men. It was the basis for the 1919 black and white silent film, The Isle of Conquest, directed by Edward Jose and starring Norma Talmadge in her 23rd feature film". A sensational situation handled with delicacy and vigor". --Boston Transcript "Mr. Hornblow has something to say and knows how to say it". -Savannah News "The American nation is indebted to Mr. Hornblow". -New Orleans Harlequin.