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Ambassadors, The
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London: Methuen & co., 1903 (First English edition)
Edel claims that the order in British first edition is the correct order, not only due to chronological order, but also because James supervised the publication of the British edition. McGann, however, argues that the British edition was published based on a “defective” copy that James could not fix due to the fast approaching deadline. Thus, McGann claims that the first American edition is the correct copy because he does not believe that James would be so careless so as to make the same mistake twice, as James reviewed both the American first edition in 1903 and the New York Edition of The Ambassadors in 1909.
Awkward Age, The
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New York: Harper & Brothers, 1899 (First American edition)
Bostonians, The
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London: Macmillan and Co., 1886 (First English edition)
3 Volumes
Europeans, The
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Boston: Houghton, Osgood, and co., 1879 [1878 (First American edition)
Gabrielle de Bergerac
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New York : Boni and Liveright, 1918 (First American edition)
In the Cage
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Chicago & New York : H.S. Stone & company, 1898 (First American edition)
Ivory Tower, The
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London [etc.] : W. Collins sons & co., ltd., 1917
Unfinished (First English edition)
Frontispiece, Port. of Henry James by E.O. Hoppe;
Preface by Percy Lubbock
Julia Bride
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New York: Harper, 1909 First American Edition
Published September 23, 1909 with no separate English edition. First printing consisted of 4000 copies. First serial publication in Harper’s Magazine. Small revisions were made between copies.
Notable features: Ribbon and heart decoration on the red cover. Decorated initial capitals.
Illustrations by W.T. Smedley: Frontispiece: "The Young man had left her, smiling, looking back"; “He says I was good to him, Mrs. Drack”; “There was never anything in the least serious between us”; and “She yielded to the bitterness.”
Other House, The
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New York, London : The Macmillan company, 1896 (First American edition)
Outcry, The
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New York : C. Scribner's sons, 1911 (First American edition)
Sense of the Past, The
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New York, Scribner, 1917
Unfinished (First American edition)
Preface by Percy Lubbock
Tragic Muse, The
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Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1890 (First American edition)