The Portrait of a Lady: An Authoritative Text, Henry James and the Novel, Reviews and Criticism

The Portrait of a Lady: An Authoritative Text, Henry James and the Novel, Reviews and Criticism
ISBN-10
0393043851
ISBN-13
9780393043853
Series
The Portrait of a Lady
Pages
755
Language
English
Published
1975
Publisher
Norton
Author
Henry James

Description

The text of this Second Edition of one of Henry James's most important novels is that of the New York Edition (1908).

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