Henry James and "All the King's Men"
A previously unnoticed reference to Henry James's "The Real Thing" is found in Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's Men." Verbal echoes of James's story are discovered in Chapter three of "All the King's Men" that resemble in words and idea &quo...
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| description | A previously unnoticed reference to Henry James's "The Real Thing" is found in Robert Penn Warren's "All the King's Men." Verbal echoes of James's story are discovered in Chapter three of "All the King's Men" that resemble in words and idea "The Real Thing." |
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