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Excerpt from Love, Marriage, and Divorce, and the Sovereignty of the Individual: A Discussion Between Henry James, Horace Greeley, and Stephen Pearl Andrews
The scope of my present design does not include the publication of the discus sion between Mr. James and the Observer. I shall begin, nevertheless, with one of the replies of Mr. James to that opponent, as well from its necessary connection with what follows as for the purpose of enabling the reader to judge to what de gree Mr. James entitles himself to delicate and considerate treatment by his own habitual suavity of manner. I regret any appearance of unfairness in omitting the exceedingly able and caustic replies of the Observer, but my limits preclude so extensive a republication, my purpose being to present here what was excluded from publication elsewhere.
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