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'Reinstated': James in Roosevelt's Washington
- The Cambridge Quarterly
- Oxford University Press
- Volume 37, Number 1, 2008
- pp. 47-63
- Article
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Abstract
This essay considers Henry James's visit to Washington DC in 1905, and his account of it in his letters and in the chapter on 'Washington' in The American Scene, in the light of James's previously fraught relation with President Theodore Roosevelt, his host on more than one occasion at the White House.
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