The Princess Casamassima V3 (1886)

Hyacinth Robinson grapples with his working-class origins and aspirations for upper-class life in this volume. His deep feelings for the wealthy Princess Casamassima clash with his commitment to a radical political cause, leading him into a perilous conspiracy against the government. As he navigates love, loyalty, and social class, the narrative delves into complex themes of identity and morality. Henry James' intricate prose and character development offer a rich exploration of the human experience, making this an essential read for literature enthusiasts.