"In 1904, Henry James spent a year on the road lecturing and studying. The travel writing he produced was published in several articles through the years until eventually being collated in a book published in 1907. Reception varied largely depending on the politics of the critics as James was not shy with his opinions."@en
"Though best known as a novelist, James also wrote non-fiction, including this controversial 1907 account of his 1905-06 American tour. By 1905 he had lived in England for twenty-five years, and it is as a returning expatriate that James views the country of his birth and finds much to criticize in its embrace of crass materialism."

"The American scene : together with three essays from Portraits of places"
"The American scene"@en
"The American scene"
"The American scene : together with three essays from "Portraits of places.""@en
"The American scene. Introd. and notes by Leon Edel"@en
"The American scene : together with three essays from "Portraits of places""
"The American scene : together with three essays from "Portraits of places""@en
"The American scene together with three essays from "Portraits of places""@en
"The American scene, together with three essays from " portraits of places""
"The American scene, together with three essays from "Portraits of places""
"The American scene : together with three essays from "portraits of places" : ed. with an introduction by W. H. Auden"
"La scena americana"
"La scena americana"@it
"The American Scene"@en
"The American Scene"
"The American Scene. Together with three essays from "Portraits of Places" ... Edited with an introduction by W.H. Auden. [With plates.]"@en
"The American scene ... Introduction and notes by Leon Edel"@en
"The American scene, introd. and notes by Leon Edel"@en
"The American scene : Introd. and notes by Leon Edel"
"La scena Americana"
"The american scene"
"American scene - together with three essays from "portraits of places""
"American scene"@en
"American scene"