
The Complete Works of Henry James (Illustrated Edition) (Annotated)
Enriched Edition. Novels, Short Stories, Plays, Travel Books, Biographies, Literary Essays & Autobiographical WritingsBy Henry JamesLength691h 12m
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The Complete Works of Henry James (Illustrated Edition) gathers the fiction and prose of one of the central architects of literary modernity, from the international novels of manners to the ghostly ambiguities of The Turn of the Screw and the late, intricately psychological masterpieces. James's style—patient, analytic, ceremonious, and morally exacting—transforms social observation into drama of consciousness. Read together, these works illuminate the transition from Victorian realism to modernist interiority, enriched here by illustrations that underscore the elegance and historical texture of his world. Henry James (1843–1916), born into a distinguished American intellectual family and long resident in Europe, wrote from a uniquely transatlantic vantage point. His lifelong concern with expatriation, perception, social codes, and the clash between American innocence and European sophistication arose from lived experience. Brother of philosopher William James, he brought to fiction a comparable fascination with consciousness, choice, and moral complexity. This edition is ideal for readers seeking both breadth and depth: students, scholars, and serious general readers alike. It offers not merely a collection of classics, but an extended education in how fiction can render thought, motive, and social pressure with incomparable subtlety.
This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience.
- A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works' unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions.
- The Author Biography highlights personal milestones and literary influences that shape the entire body of writing.
- A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader era—social currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation.
- A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists.
- A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different work's strengths.
- Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the author's overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts.
- Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.
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Table of contents
1The Complete Works of Henry James (Illustrated Edition) (Annotated)
239Covering End (pt. 2)
2Introduction
240The Soft Side
3Author Biography
241The Great Good Place
4Historical Context
242'Europe'
5Synopsis (Selection)
243Paste
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6Introduction
244The Real Right Thing
7Henry Jamesby William Dean Howells
245The Great Condition
8Novels
246The Tree of Knowledge
9Watch and Ward (pt. 1)
247The Abasement of the Northmores
10Watch and Ward (pt. 2)
248The Given Case
11Watch and Ward (pt. 3)
249John Delavoy
12Roderick Hudson (pt. 1)
250The Third Person
13Roderick Hudson (pt. 2)
251Maud-Evelyn
14Roderick Hudson (pt. 3)
252Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie
15Roderick Hudson (pt. 4)
253The Finer Grain
16Roderick Hudson (pt. 5)
254“The Velvet Glove”
17Roderick Hudson (pt. 6)
255A Round of Visits
18The American (pt. 1)
256Crapy Cornelia
19The American (pt. 2)
257The Bench of Desolation
20The American (pt. 3)
258Other Stories
21The American (pt. 4)
259A Tragedy of Error
22The American (pt. 5)
260The Story of a Year
23The American (pt. 6)
261My Friend Bingham
24The Europeans (pt. 1)
262The Story of a Masterpiece
25The Europeans (pt. 2)
263A Problem
26The Europeans (pt. 3)
264De Grey: A Romance
27Confidence (pt. 1)
265Osborne's Revenge
28Confidence (pt. 2)
266Gabrielle de Bergerac (pt. 1)
29Confidence (pt. 3)
267Gabrielle de Bergerac (pt. 2)
30Confidence (pt. 4)
268Travelling Companions
31Washington Square (pt. 1)
269At Isella
32Washington Square (pt. 2)
270Guest's Confession (pt. 1)
33Washington Square (pt. 3)
271Guest's Confession (pt. 2)
34The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 1)
272The Sweetheart of M. Briseux
35The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 2)
273Adina
36The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 3)
274Professor Fargo
37The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 4)
275Benvolio
38The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 5)
276Crawford's Consistency
39The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 6)
277The Ghostly Rental
40The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 7)
278Four Meetings
41The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 8)
279Daisy Miller - A Study (pt. 1)
42The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 9)
280Daisy Miller - A Study (pt. 2)
43The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 10)
281Longstaff's Marriage
44The Portrait of a Lady (pt. 11)
282The Diary of a Man of Fifty
45The Bostonians
283Louisa Pallant
46Book First (pt. 1)
284The Aspern Papers (pt. 1)
47Book First (pt. 2)
285The Aspern Papers (pt. 2)
48Book First (pt. 3)
286The Modern Warning (pt. 1)
49Book Second (pt. 1)
287The Modern Warning (pt. 2)
50Book Second (pt. 2)
288The Lesson of the Master (pt. 1)
51Book Second (pt. 3)
289The Lesson of the Master (pt. 2)
52Book Second (pt. 4)
290The Solution
53Book Second (pt. 5)
291The Pupil
54The Princess Casamassima
292Brooksmith
55Book First (pt. 1)
293The Marriages
56Book First (pt. 2)
294Sir Edmund Orme
57Book First (pt. 3)
295The Private Life
58Book Second (pt. 1)
296Lord Beaupré
59Book Second (pt. 2)
297The Visits
60Book Second (pt. 3)
298Collaboration
61Book Third (pt. 1)
299Owen Wingrave
62Book Third (pt. 2)
300The Wheel of Time
63Book Fourth (pt. 1)
301In the Cage (pt. 1)
64Book Fourth (pt. 2)
302In the Cage (pt. 2)
65Book Fifth (pt. 1)
303The Special Type
66Book Fifth (pt. 2)
304The Tone of Time
67Book Sixth
305Broken Wings
68The Reverberator (pt. 1)
306The Two Faces (The Faces)
69The Reverberator (pt. 2)
307Mrs. Medwin
70The Reverberator (pt. 3)
308The Beldonald Holbein
71The Tragic Muse
309The Story in It
72Book First (pt. 1)
310Flickerbridge
73Book First (pt. 2)
311The Birthplace
74Book Second (pt. 1)
312The Beast in the Jungle
75Book Second (pt. 2)
313The Papers (pt. 1)
76Book Third
314The Papers (pt. 2)
77Book Fourth
315Fordham Castle
78Book Fifth (pt. 1)
316Julia Bride
79Book Fifth (pt. 2)
317The Jolly Corner
80Book Sixth (pt. 1)
318Mora Montravers
81Book Sixth (pt. 2)
319Plays
82Book Seventh (pt. 1)
320Daisy Miller – A Comedy
83Book Seventh (pt. 2)
321Act First
84Book Eighth
322Act Second
85The Other House
323Act Third
86Book First (pt. 1)
324Pyramus and Thisbe
87Book First (pt. 2)
325Still Waters
88Book Second (pt. 1)
326A Change of Heart
89Book Second (pt. 2)
327The Album (pt. 1)
90Book Third
328The Album (pt. 2)
91The Spoils of Poynton (pt. 1)
329Disengaged (pt. 1)
92The Spoils of Poynton (pt. 2)
330Disengaged (pt. 2)
93The Spoils of Poynton (pt. 3)
331Tenants (pt. 1)
94The Spoils of Poynton (pt. 4)
332Tenants (pt. 2)
95What Maisie Knew (pt. 1)
333The Reprobate (pt. 1)
96What Maisie Knew (pt. 2)
334The Reprobate (pt. 2)
97What Maisie Knew (pt. 3)
335Guy Domville
98What Maisie Knew (pt. 4)
336The Outcry (pt. 1)
99What Maisie Knew (pt. 5)
337The Outcry (pt. 2)
100The Awkward Age
338The High Bid (pt. 1)
101Book First. Lady Julia
339The High Bid (pt. 2)
102Book Second. Little Aggie
340Summersoft
103Book Third. Mr. Longdon
341Travel Writings
104Book Fourth. Mr. Cashmore
342A Little Tour in France (pt. 1)
105Book Fifth. The Duchess
343A Little Tour in France (pt. 2)
106Book Sixth. Mrs. Brook
344A Little Tour in France (pt. 3)
107Book Seventh. Mitchy
345A Little Tour in France (pt. 4)
108Book Eighth. Tishy Grendon
346English Hours (pt. 1)
109Book Ninth. Vanderbank
347English Hours (pt. 2)
110Book Tenth. Nanda
348English Hours (pt. 3)
111The Sacred Fount (pt. 1)
349English Hours (pt. 4)
112The Sacred Fount (pt. 2)
350Italian Hours (pt. 1)
113The Sacred Fount (pt. 3)
351Italian Hours (pt. 2)
114The Sacred Fount (pt. 4)
352Italian Hours (pt. 3)
115The Wings of the Dove
353Italian Hours (pt. 4)
116Book First
354Italian Hours (pt. 5)
117Book Second
355Italian Hours (pt. 6)
118Book Third
356The American Scene (pt. 1)
119Book Fourth
357The American Scene (pt. 2)
120Book Fifth (pt. 1)
358The American Scene (pt. 3)
121Book Fifth (pt. 2)
359The American Scene (pt. 4)
122Book Sixth (pt. 1)
360The American Scene (pt. 5)
123Book Sixth (pt. 2)
361The American Scene (pt. 6)
124Book Seventh
362The American Scene (pt. 7)
125Book Eighth
363Transatlantic Sketches (pt. 1)
126Book Ninth
364Transatlantic Sketches (pt. 2)
127Book Tenth (pt. 1)
365Portraits of Places (pt. 1)
128Book Tenth (pt. 2)
366Portraits of Places (pt. 2)
129The Ambassadors
367Literary Essays
130Book First
368Notes on Novelists
131Book Second
369Robert Louis Stevenson
132Book Third
370Émile Zola
133Book Fourth
371Gustave Flaubert
134Book Fifth
372Honoré de Balzac 1902
135Book Sixth
373Honoré de Balzac 1913
136Book Seventh
374George Sand 1897
137Book Eighth
375George Sand 1899
138Book Ninth
376George Sand 1914
139Book Tenth
377Gabriele d’Annunzio 1902
140Book Eleventh
378Matilde Serao
141Book Twelfth
379The New Novel 1914
142The Golden Bowl
380Dumas the Younger 1895
143Book First: The Prince
381The Novel in “The Ring AND THE Book”8 1912
144Part First (pt. 1)
382An American Art-Scholar: Charles Eliot Norton 1908
145Part First (pt. 2)
383London Notes January 1897
146Part Second (pt. 1)
384London Notes June 1897
147Part Second (pt. 2)
385London Notes July 1897
148Part Third (pt. 1)
386London Notes August 1897
149Part Third (pt. 2)
387Views and Reviews
150Book Second: The Princess
388The Novels of George Eliot
151Part Fourth (pt. 1)
389On a Drama of Mr. Browning
152Part Fourth (pt. 2)
390Swinburne's Essays
153Part Fourth (pt. 3)
391The Poetry of William Morris
154Part Fifth (pt. 1)
392Matthew Arnold's Essays
155Part Fifth (pt. 2)
393Mr. Walt Whitman
156Part Sixth
394The Poetry of George Eliot
157The Outcry
395The Limitations of Dickens
158Book First (pt. 1)
396Tennyson's Drama
159Book First (pt. 2)
397Contemporary Notes on Whistler vs. Ruskin
160Book Second
398A Note on John Burroughs
161Book Third
399Mr. Kipling's Early Stories
162The Ivory Tower
400Within the Rim and Other Essays
163Book First
401Within the Rim
164Book Second
402Refugees in Chelsea
165Book Third
403The American Volunteer Motor-Ambulance Corps in France
166Book Fourth
404France
167The Sense of the Past (pt. 1)
405The Long Wards
168The Sense of the Past (pt. 2)
406French Poets and Novelists (pt. 1)
169The Sense of the Past (pt. 3)
407French Poets and Novelists (pt. 2)
170The Sense of the Past (pt. 4)
408French Poets and Novelists (pt. 3)
171Short Story Collections
409French Poets and Novelists (pt. 4)
172A Passionate Pilgrim and Other Tales
410French Poets and Novelists (pt. 5)
173A Passionate Pilgrim (pt. 1)
411Partial Portraits
174A Passionate Pilgrim (pt. 2)
412Emerson
175The Last of the Valerii
413The Life of George Eliot
176Eugene Pickering
414Daniel Deronda: A Conversation
177The Madonna of the Future
415Anthony Trollope
178The Romance of Certain Old Clothes
416Robert Louis Stevenson
179Madame de Mauves (pt. 1)
417Miss Woolson
180Madame de Mauves (pt. 2)
418Alphonse Daudet
181Tales of Three Cities
419Guy de Maupassant
182The Impressions of a Cousin (pt. 1)
420Ivan Turgenieff
183The Impressions of a Cousin (pt. 2)
421George du Maurier
184Lady Barberina (pt. 1)
422The Art of Fiction
185Lady Barberina (pt. 2)
423Essays in London and Elsewhere (pt. 1)
186A New England Winter
424Essays in London and Elsewhere (pt. 2)
187Stories Revived
425Essays in London and Elsewhere (pt. 3)
188The Author of 'Beltraffio'
426Notes and Reviews (pt. 1)
189Pandora
427Notes and Reviews (pt. 2)
190The Path of Duty
428Notes and Reviews (pt. 3)
191A Light Man
429Picture and Text
192A Day of Days
430Black and White
193Georgina's Reasons (pt. 1)
431Edwin A. Abbe
194Georgina's Reasons (pt. 2)
432Charles S. Reinhart
195A Landscape-Painter
433Alfred Parsons
196Théodolinde (Rose-Agathe)
434John S. Sargent
197Poor Richard (pt. 1)
435Honoré Daumier
198Poor Richard (pt. 2)
436After the Play
199Master Eustace
437Biographies
200A Most Extraordinary Case
438Hawthorne (pt. 1)
201A London Life and Other Tales
439Hawthorne (pt. 2)
202A London Life (pt. 1)
440Hawthorne (pt. 3)
203A London Life (pt. 2)
441William Wetmore Story and His Friends
204The Patagonia
442Early Years and Early Work
205The Liar
443Early Roman Years (pt. 1)
206Mrs. Temperly
444Early Roman Years (pt. 2)
207The Real Thing and Other Tales
445Early Roman Years (pt. 3)
208The Real Thing
446Middle Roman Years (pt. 1)
209Sir Dominick Ferrand
447Middle Roman Years (pt. 2)
210Nona Vincent
448Middle Roman Years (pt. 3)
211The Chaperon
449Last Roman Years (pt. 1)
212Greville Fane
450Last Roman Years (pt. 2)
213The Siege of London and Other Tales
451Rupert Brooke
214Preface
452Autobiographies
215Lady Barbarina (pt. 1)
453A Small Boy and Others (pt. 1)
216Lady Barbarina (pt. 2)
454A Small Boy and Others (pt. 2)
217The Siege of London (pt. 1)
455A Small Boy and Others (pt. 3)
218The Siege of London (pt. 2)
456A Small Boy and Others (pt. 4)
219An International Episode (pt. 1)
457A Small Boy and Others (pt. 5)
220An International Episode (pt. 2)
458Notes of a Son and Brother
221The Pension Beaurepas
459I
222A Bundle of Letters
460II
223The Point of View
461III
224Terminations
462IV
225The Death of the Lion
463V
226The Coxon Fund (pt. 1)
464VI
227The Coxon Fund (pt. 2)
465VII
228The Middle Years
466VIII
229The Altar of the Dead
467IX
230Embarrassments
468X
231The Figure in the Carpet
469XI
232Glasses
470XII
233The Next Time
471XIII
234The Way It Came
472The Middle Years
235The Two Magics
473Analysis
236The Turn of the Screw (pt. 1)
474Reflection
237The Turn of the Screw (pt. 2)
475Memorable Quotes
238Covering End (pt. 1)