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"The Novels of Henry James: A Study" offers a detailed examination of the works of Henry James, one of the most significant figures in American and English literature. Elisabeth Luther Cary and Frederick Allen King delve into James's complex characters, intricate plots, and innovative narrative techniques. This critical study provides readers with valuable insights into novels such as "The Portrait of a Lady", "The Ambassadors", and "The Wings of the Dove".
First published in 1905, this book explores the themes and literary devices that define James's style, making it an essential resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the depth and artistry of Henry James's novels. Cary and King's analysis captures the essence of James's contribution to the development of the modern novel, ensuring its enduring appeal to literary enthusiasts.
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