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|Political Satire

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|''[[The Bostonians]]''

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|[[Henry James]]

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|A brilliant satire of the elite in [[Boston]] in the late 1800s, this book hurt the career of the magnificent writer Henry James because [[liberal]]s disliked both his mockery of them and his implicit criticism of the early [[feminist]] movement. James did not expect the politically motivated disdain for this classic.

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|Political fiction

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|1886

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|''[[1984]] / Nineteen Eighty-Four''

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