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“This is a very Jamesian view of the innocent American abroad corrupted by the old world and, in Daisy Miller’s case, killed by the old world. She represents this ideal of an American ignorant of the lurking dangers in that old world, typified by the miasmas of the Colosseum which finally kills her, but also the love that this man has for her which is powerless to save her.” Read more...
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Charles Glass, Journalist
