The Bostonians (Penguin Classics)
by Henry James
Henry James's classic novel captures the clash between tradition and reform in Boston through the ambitions and affections of its memorable characters.
About This Book
The Bostonians explores the intersecting lives of reformers, intellectuals, and traditionalists in nineteenth-century America.
Through its central characters, the novel examines debates over women's rights and public influence.
Henry James presents a detailed study of social change and private motives during a transformative era.
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