Manuscript notes regarding publication terms for a work by Henry James, [ca. 1900].

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Manuscript notes regarding publication terms for a work by Henry James, [ca. 1900].

Discussing the terms under which James has published with Harper & Brothers in the past and mentioning his payment for The Awkward Age. These notes may be related to how much Harper & Brothers will pay James for The Ambassadors.

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