English Hours is a collection of travel essays by Henry James, first published in 1905. The book compiles various writings on England that James produced over more than thirty years, originally appearing in periodicals such as The Nation and Scribner's Magazine. Through personal anecdotes and contemplative insights, James reflects on the British landscape, culture, and society, offering a unique perspective that contrasts his American sensibilities with the Old World charm of England. Notable for its literary style and cultural critique, the essays provide a vivid exploration of English towns and villages.
