Dec 30, 2009
Article abstract: The Ambassadors was the first and greatest of Henry James’s three late novels that dealt with an international theme, and the book climaxed his efforts at the subtle dissection of thought processes.
By the time of the publication of The Ambassadors in 1903, Henry James had long been recognized as one of the United States’ premier writers. Yet over the years his readership had been dwindling to a select coterie, while the general public was growing less inclined to support his work. Part of the reason for this...
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