Publisher's Synopsis
The Selected Letters of Henry Adams is a collection of letters by American historian and writer Henry Adams. Edited and with an introduction by Newton Arvin, this volume includes letters to and from some of the most important figures of Adams' time, including American presidents, intellectuals, and artists. Adams' letters are known for their wit, their insight, and their literary quality, and this collection is a valuable resource for anyone interested in American history or literature.
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