Project of a novel by Henry James: autograph manuscript review of James' scenario for The Ambassadors, [1900 Sept. or Oct.].

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Project of a novel by Henry James: autograph manuscript review of James' scenario for The Ambassadors, [1900 Sept. or Oct.].

A review of MA 3140.1. Alden notes that James' scenario [for The Ambassadors] "does not promise a popular novel"; describes the novel as a "complex mental web, in which the reader is lost if his much-wearied attention falters"; gives a brief summary of the novel; and concludes, "I do not advise acceptance. He ought to do better."

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