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The Sacred Fount is a novel by Henry James, first published in 1901. The book follows an unnamed narrator at a weekend party in the English countryside as he attempts to discover the truth about the love lives of his fellow guests. The Sacred Fount is the only one of James's novels written in first person.
- Henry James
- 1901
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- Henry James
- 1901
One of James's strangest works, The Sacred Fount, explores ideas of sexual desire and power in an English country house setting. The novel aroused considerable critical bewilderment and hostility on its original publication in 1901 but was retrieved by a subsequent generation of critics who found its ambiguity and stylistic elaboration an ...
- Henry James
- 1901
29. Sept. 2022 · The sacred fount by Henry James. Publication date 1959 Collection internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; printdisabled Contributor Internet Archive Language English. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2022-09-29 22:01:40 Autocrop_version 0.0 ...
First published in 1901, The Sacred Fount has the unlucky distinction of being shunned both by readers of Henry James and by the author himself. James, who gloomily admitted to a friend that the novel was “bewildering + perhaps boring”, excluded it from the New York Edition (1907–09). Its revival under the auspices of
Summary. on 17 February 1894, the 50-year-old Henry James attended a function at 65 Rutland Gate, Knightsbridge, less than a mile away from his flat at 34 De Vere Gardens in Kensington. This London dinner, which took place in what James later described as an ‘immaculate & lovable house’, was held by the literary hostess Blanche Alethea ...
