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The Death and Letters of Alice James: Selected Correspondence (Revised) psychopathy But dancing for the establishmentAuthor Contributor(s): James, Alice ; Yeazell, Ruth Publisher: Exact Change Date: 02 02 2004 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Full of acerbic insights on English life and manners, Alice James' diaries have made her a feminist icon Alice James (1848 92) was the sister of Henry and William James, as literary as her more famous brothers, but as was typical for a Victorian woman never formally educated and thus deprived of any opportunity for a normal