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The Princess Casamassima / Henry James.
Publication details: London : Heron, c[1968].Description: 596 p. ; 21 cmContent type:- text
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- PS2116 .P7 1991
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | PS 2116 .P7 1968 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Copy Type:01 - Books | Available | 19846 |
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| PS 2116 .B6 1968 The Bostonians / | PS 2116 .E8 1968 The Europeans / | PS 2116 .P63 K4 1965 A comprehensive outline of Henry James' The portrait of a lady / | PS 2116 .P7 1968 The Princess Casamassima / | PS 2116 .R6 1968 Roderick Hudson / | PS 2116 .W3 1968 Washington Square / | PS 2116 .W5 1968 The wings of the dove / |
When Henry James chose to, as he did in The Princess Casamassima, he could write about the political turbulence of his era with astonishing excitement and directness. The London underworld of terrorist conspiracies that entangles his hero, Hyacinth Robinson, comes alive under his pen with a violence that seems, 100 years later, only too familiar.
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