The golden bowl by Henry James

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by Henry James

Novel Psychological fiction Marriage Adultery Morality Wealth Social class

PAGES
537
ESTIMATED TIME
17 hours 4 minutes
PACE
Slow
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED
1904
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
English
DOWNLOADS
2371

The golden bowl is a novel written by Henry James and first published in 1904.

Maggie Verver lives with her father in London. They are Americans and her immensely wealthy father is a widower. Maggie reconnects with her old friend Charlotte, very beautiful and educated but with little money. Through friends, Maggie meets an Italian prince named Amerigo, who also has very little money.

Both Maggie and her father find love in this circle of friends: her father marries young Charlotte and she marries Prince Amerigo. What they both don't know is that the two of them were lovers in the past...

One of the details that make this novel great is how the plot develops. It is told through the consciousness of the two couples: Maggie, Amerigo, Adam and Charlotte. Therefore, it gives it considerable depth and they offer the point of view of how each person faces the situations that happen.

Some of the issues dealt with are betrayal, jealousy or possession in a couple's relationship.

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The golden bowl by Henry James is believed to be in the public domain in the United States only. It may still be copyrighted in other countries. If you are not in the United States, please check your local laws to ensure this eBook is in the public domain in your country before downloading The golden bowl in PDF or ePub.

WHY READ THE GOLDEN BOWL IN 2025?

121 years later, still timely

Think intrigue needs explosions? James turns glances into plot—marriage, money, secrecy—and asks what courtesy hides. A slow, exacting X-ray of intimacy and power for readers who enjoy high-stakes quiet and the ethics of what goes unsaid.

TODAY'S CONNECTION

In rooms full of good manners, wealth and gratitude quietly govern choice. Reading it now sharpens attention to power inside intimacy—and shows why clarity costs.

High-bandwidth subtext

What silence signals.

Money and mercy

Power inside affection.

Patience pays

Slow reading reveals fate.

Perfect for

Fans of classic literature Readers interested in psychological depth and moral complexities Enthusiasts of detailed character study Lovers of novels exploring social class and relationships

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About Henry James

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