James, Henry, 1843-1916
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
"The Ambassadors", Undated
Notes about and outline on the plan of the Henry James novel; excised essay "The Ambassadores: A New View" by Oscar Cargill; press cutting of a commentary on the novel.
Version 1, Undated
Version 1, in two variations, with handwritten revisions and notes. Draft begins: "On 31 May 1873 Henry James, then living in Florence, saw...."
Version 2, Undated
Version 2, in two variations, one with handwritten revisions and corrections. Draft begins: "In 1873 Henry James, who had turned thirty, decided that the time had come...."
Version 3, Undated
Version 3, with handwritten revisions and corrections. Draft begins: "Few novelists can have been so reticent as Henry James...."
Version 4, Undated
Version 4, in 4 variations, with typed and handwritten revisions and corrections and handwritten notes.
Version 5, Undated
Final draft with handwritten revisions, editor's and proofreader's marks.
Writings, 1980 - 1982
Includes Tintner's corrected draft of "Henry James's 'The Story in It' and Gabriele D'Annunzio"; other of Tintner's articles and essays on the topic of Henry James.