Henry James

<p>This set comprises 40 volumes covering 19th and 20th century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes. <br> This second set complements the first 68 volume set of <em>Critical Heritage </em> published by Routledge in October 1995.</p> Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Note on the Arrangement of Headnotes ETC.; Chapter 3 W. D. Howells on the young James; Chapter 4 W. D. Howells on James's public; Chapter 5 James on his ambition as an American writer; Chapter 6 William James on the early stories; Chapter 7 William James on the early stories; Chapter 8 James on not pandering to the multitude; Chapter 9 William James on the early style; Chapter 10 ‘The Madonna of the Future’; Chapter 11 James on criticism; Part 1 A Passionate Pilgrim, and Other Tales 1875; Chapter 12 Unsigned review, Atlantic Monthly; Part 2 Roderick Hudson 1875; Chapter 13 Unsigned review, Atlantic; Chapter 14 From an unsigned review, North American Review; Part 3 The American 1877; Chapter 15 James on the ending of The American; Chapter 16 George Saintsbury, review, Academy; Chapter 17 From an unsigned review, Scribner's Monthly; Part 4 The Europeans 1878; Chapter 18 From an unsigned review, Spectator; Chapter 19 From an unsigned review, Athenaeum; Chapter 20 W. E. Henley, review, Academy; Part 5 The Europeans and Daisy Miller 1878; Chapter 21 Richard Grant White, review, North American; Part 6 The Europeans; Chapter 22 From an unsigned review, Scribner's Monthly; Chapter 23 Unsigned review, Appleton's Journal; Chapter 24 Unsigned review, Eclectic Magazine; Chapter 25 Constance Fenimore Woolson, review, Atlantic; Chapter 26 From the Editor's Literary Record, Harper's New Monthly Magazine; Chapter 27 From an unsigned review, Atlantic; Chapter 28 W. D. Howells on the Daisy Miller scandal; Part 7 Roderick Hudson English Edition 1879; Chapter 29 From an unsigned review, Spectator; Chapter 30 From an unsigned review, British Quarterly Review; Chapter 31 James on his progress in England; Chapter 32 ‘An International Episode’; Part 8 Confidence 1879; Chapter 33 From an unsigned review, Spectator; Chapter 34 James on the American public; Chapter 35 James on the decline of letters; Part 9 Washington Square 1880; Chapter 36 From an unsigned