Hawthorne

A fascinating glimpse into the life and work of Nathaniel Hawthorne, one of America's most important novelists of the 19th century. This biography, penned by Henry James, Junr., forms part of the esteemed "English Men of Letters Series" and offers insightful literary criticism of Hawthorne's enduring contributions to American literature. Explore the formative influences and artistic development of a master storyteller through the eyes of another literary giant. This volume provides a valuable perspective on Hawthorne's place in literary history, examining his themes, techniques, and lasting impact. An essential resource for anyone interested in American literature, literary biography, or the critical assessment of major authors.

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