
Princess Casamassima
by Henry James
'Princess Casamassima' Summary
In the heart of London's bustling streets, where shadows dance amid the industrial smog, unfolds the tale of Hyacinth Robinson, a young man grappling with his destiny. Born into poverty, Hyacinth yearns for a life beyond the confines of his humble beginnings. His artistic talents and inquisitive mind attract the attention of Princess Casamassima, a beautiful and enigmatic American expatriate. As Hyacinth becomes drawn into the princess's circle, he encounters a world of wealth, privilege, and intellectual ferment. Yet, beneath this glittering facade lies a web of secrets and political intrigue. Hyacinth's involvement with a group of radical anarchists plunges him into a dangerous game of ideology and violence. Torn between his artistic aspirations and his newfound political convictions, Hyacinth finds himself questioning his own beliefs and the very nature of society. As the lines between love, loyalty, and betrayal blur, Hyacinth must navigate a perilous path, where every choice he makes carries the weight of potential consequences.Book Details
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Henry James
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Henry James was born in New York City on April 15, 1843, into a wealthy and intellectually stimulating family. His father, Henry James Sr., was a Swedenborgian philosopher and his mother, Mary Roberts...
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