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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Henry James , Michael Anesko , Greg W. Zacharias , Katie SommerPublisher: University of Nebraska Press Imprint: University of Nebraska Press ISBN: 9781496237521ISBN 10: 1496237528 Pages: 456 Publication Date: 01 October 2023 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Symbols and Abbreviations Chronology Errata 1887 24 December To Rhoda Broughton 24 December To Edmund Gosse 30 December To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 1888 2 January To William Dean Howells 3 January To Edmund Gosse 4 January To Urbain Mengin 4, 10 January and 5 February To Grace Norton 6 January To Rhoda Broughton 6 January To Joseph Pennell 7 January To Edmund Gosse 9 January To Edmund Gosse 10 January To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 15 January To Henrietta Reubell 15 January To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 16 January To Robert Underwood Johnson 19 January To Edmund Gosse 20 January To Rhoda Broughton 23 January To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 24 January To Louisa Lawrence and Mary Lawrence 25 January To Edmund Gosse 26 January To Frederick Macmillan 28 January To Alice Stopford Green 28 January To Lady Caroline Elizabeth Blanche Lindsay 29 January To Elizabeth Boott 30 January To Edmund Gosse February To Alice James 3 February To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 8 February To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 13 February To Charles Stanley Reinhart 15 February To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 17 February To Frances Balfour 20 February To William James 22 February To Henrietta Reubell 23 February To Paul Bourget 23 February To Alice James 23 February To Urbain Mengin 24 February To Daniel Sargent Curtis 27 February To Edmund Gosse 28 February To Edmund Gosse 28 February To Robert Louis Stevenson 29 February To Edmund Gosse March or April To Mary Augusta Arnold Ward 3 March To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 3 March To Mrs. Brooke 10 March To Lady Constance Leslie 10 March To Laura Wagnière 15 March To Florence Bell 18 March To Rhoda Broughton 18 March To Isabella Stewart Gardner 18 March 1888–89 To Florence Robb 19 March To Urbain Mengin 21 March To Frederick Macmillan 21 March To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 23 March To Rhoda Broughton 23 March To Theodore E. Child 27 March To William Archer 27 March To Theodore E. Child 1 April To Henrietta Reubell 2 April To Ariana Randolph Wormeley Curtis 3 April To Francis Boott 3 April To Urbain Mengin 4 April To Louisa and Mary Lawrence 5 April To Henrietta Reubell 6 April To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 6 April To Louisa Lawrence 8 April To R. & R. Clark 9 April To Robert Underwood Johnson 10 April To George Henry Boughton 10 April To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 11 April To Edward Lee Childe 12 April To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 21 April To Francis Boott 21 April To Rhoda Broughton 21 April To Constance de Rothschild Flower, Lady Battersea 21 April To Henrietta Reubell 28 April To Samuel Dana Horton 1 May To Rhoda Broughton [2 May] To Rhoda Broughton 3 May To Rhoda Broughton 3 May To Edmund Gosse 6 May To Rhoda Broughton 9 May To Frederic William Henry Myers 9 May To Mary Morton Hartpence Sands 10 May To Thomas George Bain 12 May To Rhoda Broughton 15 May To Francis Boott 15 May To Ariana Randolph Wormeley Curtis 15 May To William Fraser Rae late Mayearly June To Samuel Dana Horton 19 May To Mrs. Robb 19 May To Edinburgh Philosophical Institute 21 May To Houghton, Mifflin and Company 22 May To Katharine Sands Godkin 22 May To Edmund Gosse 22 May To Catharine Walsh 23 May To Violet Paget 24 May To Frederick Macmillan 24 May To Henrietta Reubell 25 May To James Ripley Osgood 26 May To Alice Stopford Green 26 May To Mary Morton Hartpence Sands 29 May To Harry Quilter 31 May To Harry Quilter 1 June To Frederic William Henry Myers 4 June To Edmund Gosse 4 June To Henrietta Reubell 5 June To Dr. Edward Eggleston 9 June To Daniel Conner Lathbury 12 June To Lilian June Bailey Henschel 13 June To Charles Stanley Reinhart 20 June To Henrietta Reubell 26 June To William James 28 June To Harry Quilter 28 June To Harry Quilter 29 June To Edmund Gosse 30 June To Henrietta Reubell 2 July To Elizabeth “Lily” Norton 2 July To Maria Theodora Sedgwick 3 July To Henrietta Reubell 3, 5 July To Mary Augusta Arnold Ward 4 July To Henrietta Reubell 4 July To Harry Quilter 5 July To Frederick Macmillan 6 July To Edmund Gosse 6 July To Alice Stopford Green 6 July To Harry Quilter 7 July To Robert Underwood Johnson 7 July To Lady Elizabeth Eberstadt Lewis 7 July To Harry Quilter 8 July To Sarah Butler Wister 10 July To Henrietta Reubell 12 July To Walter Besant and Edmund Gosse 14 July To Edmund Gosse 17 July To Harry Quilter 20 July To Harry Quilter 24 July To Harry Quilter 26 July To Francis Boott 26 July To Kate Sara Sibley Gurney 27 July To Charles Stanley Reinhart 27 July To Isabella Stewart Gardner 31 July To Dr. William Wilberforce Baldwin 31 July To Robert Louis Stevenson 1 August To Edmund Gosse 4 August To Charles Stanley Reinhart 7 August To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 11 August To Margaret Stuyvesant Rutherfurd White 13 August To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 15 August To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 20 August To Edmund Gosse 22 August To Edmund Gosse 26 August To Edmund Gosse 27 August To Edmund Gosse 29 August To Henrietta Reubell 29 August To Elizabeth “Lily” Millet 10 September To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 10 September To Lady Florence Eveleen Olliffe Bell 10 September To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 11 September To Lady Louisa Erskine Wolseley 28 September To Urbain Mengin 29 September To William Dean Howells 29 September To Urbain Mengin 29 September To Henrietta Reubell 30 September To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 30 September To Grace Norton 30 September To Catharine Walsh 13 October To Frederick Macmillan 15 October To Laura Alma-Tadema 20 October To Frederic William Henry Myers 24 October To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 28 October To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 28 October To Richard Watson Gilder 29 October To Francis Boott 29 October To William James 29 October To Henrietta Reubell 30 October To Ariana Randolph Wormeley Curtis 30 October To Houghton, Mifflin and Company 1 November; misdated October To Robert Underwood Johnson 6 November To Rhoda Broughton 6 November To Daniel Sargent Curtis 10 November To Constance de Rothschild Flower, Lady Battersea 11 November To Elizabeth “Dolly” Yates Thompson 13 November To Thomas Bailey Aldrich 16 November To Elizabeth “Lily” Millet 18 November To Daniel Sargent Curtis 19 November To Daniel Sargent Curtis 19 November To James Russell Lowell 19 November To Henrietta Reubell Biographical Register General Editors’ Note Works Cited IndexReviewsPraise for earlier volumes in The Complete Letters of Henry James series Michael Anesko's superb introduction to both volumes [The Complete Letters of Henry James, 1878-1880, volumes 1 and 2] places James's letters in these crucial years in the context of James's literary works and the broader social history in which they were produced. . . . These new volumes of The Complete Letters of Henry James deserve our admiration for their scholarly rigor and the teamwork required not only of the volume editors and Michael Anesko but also of the associate editors, editorial assistants, and advisory group of this monumental project. . . . These handsome volumes . . . [are] extraordinary resources. --John Carlos Rowe, Resource for American Literary Study Reading [these] edited letters is a delight. The transcriptions allow one to read fluidly rather than haltingly, preserving the rhythm and tone of the original communications together with their content. The explanatory notes do a superb job of contextualizing the letters and identifying references and allusions within them. I could not help but admire the astonishing discernment and scholarship manifested in this volume. --Sarah Wadsworth, professor of English at Marquette University Rippling through these letters are the first imaginative stirrings of one of the greatest fiction and travel writers in the language. [James] was also one of the most entertaining--and prolific--correspondents. . . . These are richly enthralling letters. --Peter Kemp, Sunday Times (London) Praise for earlier volumes in The Complete Letters of Henry James series “Michael Anesko’s superb introduction to both volumes [The Complete Letters of Henry James, 1878–1880, volumes 1 and 2] places James’s letters in these crucial years in the context of James’s literary works and the broader social history in which they were produced. . . . These new volumes of The Complete Letters of Henry James deserve our admiration for their scholarly rigor and the teamwork required not only of the volume editors and Michael Anesko but also of the associate editors, editorial assistants, and advisory group of this monumental project. . . . These handsome volumes . . . [are] extraordinary resources.”—John Carlos Rowe, Resource for American Literary Study “Reading [these] edited letters is a delight. The transcriptions allow one to read fluidly rather than haltingly, preserving the rhythm and tone of the original communications together with their content. The explanatory notes do a superb job of contextualizing the letters and identifying references and allusions within them. I could not help but admire the astonishing discernment and scholarship manifested in this volume.”—Sarah Wadsworth, professor of English at Marquette University “Rippling through these letters are the first imaginative stirrings of one of the greatest fiction and travel writers in the language. [James] was also one of the most entertaining—and prolific—correspondents. . . . These are richly enthralling letters.”—Peter Kemp, Sunday Times (London) Author InformationHenry James (1843–1916) was an American author and literary critic. He wrote some two dozen novels, including The Portrait of a Lady and The Golden Bowl, and left behind more than ten thousand letters. Michael Anesko is a professor of English and American Studies at Pennsylvania State University. He is a general editor of The Cambridge Edition of the Complete Fiction of Henry James and the author of Henry James Framed: Material Representations of the Master (Nebraska, 2022), among others. Greg W. Zacharias is a professor of English and the director of the Center for Henry James Studies at Creighton University. He is editor of the Henry James Review and of A Companion to Henry James. Katie Sommer has been associate editor of The Complete Letters of Henry James series since 2007 and has worked on the Henry James letters project since 2001. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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