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¡°English Hours¡± is a collection of travel essays by Henry James published in 1905. Rather than a continuous narrative, it is a book that collects the writings Henry James wrote over several years and summarizes his experiences, observations, and reflections on England and England in detail.
"English Hours" gives readers the opportunity to see England through the eyes of one of the most prominent writers of his time. An essay is not just a travelogue. A mix of personal reflection, social commentary, and literary criticism, this collection is valuable reading for anyone interested in England, travel literature, or Henry James himself.

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Summary
James was particularly interested in Britain's sense of place. He believed that the British had a unique relationship with their landscape, and explored this relationship in many of his essays. For example, in his essay "The English Garden," James writes about how English gardens reflect the English character.
James was also interested in the English language teaching system. He believed that the class system was a defining feature of British society, and explored this in many of his essays. For example, in his essay "A London Suburb," James wrote about the ways in which the class system is reflected in the architecture and social life of London's suburbs.

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CONTENTS

LONDON
BROWNING IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
CHESTER
LICHFIELD AND WARWICK
NORTH DEVON
WELLS AND SALISBURY
AN ENGLISH EASTER
LONDON AT MIDSUMMER
TWO EXCURSIONS
IN WARWICKSHIRE
ABBEYS AND CASTLES
ENGLISH VIGNETTES
AN ENGLISH NEW YEAR
AN ENGLISH WATERING-PLACE
WINCHELSEA, RYE AND ¡°DENIS DUVAL¡±
OLD SUFFOLK