Titlebook: Henry James; Alan W. Bellringer Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 America.bibliography.English.Henry James.kno

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The Life of Henry James,e was a grown man in the mid-Victorian period. He kept so abreast of his times that as a senior writer he was able to strike the modern note before modernism arrived. Yet it is true that this twentieth-century novelist grew up way back in the era of romanticism. In 1843 when James was born, Balzac h

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,The Victorian James — ‘Mme. de Mauves’, ,,nt and new in their day; they were American, certainly, but not folksy or earnest. They lacked the moral sentiment and explicit religious concern which characterised so much nineteenth-century fiction from both sides of the Atlantic. The worlds of work, the poor, the churches, the schools, science a

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,Art and Conflict — ‘The Aspern Papers’, ,, ‘The Death of the Lion’,n was taking in the 1880s. Three times in under a decade he matched that novel in size, but only once, the first time, in quality. Amazingly, two of these huge new works came out at the same mid-decade point; . ., February 1885-February 1886) and ., September 1885– October 1886). . is among James’s

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,Henry James’s Critical Fortunes,ak, James’s presence as a friend of all four national cultures was still felt. James the ‘character’ was vividly remembered; anecdotes, tributes and biographical sketches predominated over critical assessments at this stage. Percy Lubbock’s two-volume selection of the letters (1920) concentrated for

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