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Política y economíaComments on the commentators on Shakespear. With preliminary observations on his genius and writings; and on the labors of those who have enHenry JamesComments on the commentators on Shakespear. With preliminary observations on his genius and writings; and on the labors of those who have en

Comments on the commentators on Shakespear. With preliminary observations on his genius and writings; and on the labors of those who have en

Henry James

Política y economíainglés
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Henry James
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Política y economía
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inglés
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«Comments on the commentators on Shakespear. With preliminary observations on his genius and writings; and on the labors of those who have en» es un libro de Henry James, de la categoría «Política y economía», escrito en inglés. Es de dominio público, así que puedes leerlo gratis en su fuente abierta con los botones de arriba. Si te gustó, pulsa «Me gusta» para ayudar a otros a descubrirlo. Más abajo hay libros similares.

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Henry James (1843–1916) was born in New York, the brother of the philosopher William James, and was educated in Europe and America. In 1876 he settled in London, and later in the small town of Rye, and spent his life writing about Americans in Europe and the clash of innocence and experience.

In some twenty novels and more than a hundred stories, including The Portrait of a Lady and The Turn of the Screw, he developed a subtle, psychological style that influenced modern fiction. He became a British citizen in 1915, a year before his death.

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