Alice James, a biography
Strouse, Jean
Alice James, a biography / Jean Strouse - Boston : Houghton Mifflin , c1980. - xv, 367 p., [8] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Alice James was the youngest child and only girl in a family that produced two of the most brilliant individuals in 19th-century America. Her story reveals a fascinating, troubled, highly intelligent woman who struggled to extract a sense of meaning and self from a life that had every outward appearance of failure. She was articulate, politically radical, funny, wise, difficult, and intensely involved with her brothers and friends.
9780002721875
80022103
James, Alice , 1848-1892
Women authors, American---20th century----Biography
CT275.J29 / S77
92 JAM
Alice James, a biography / Jean Strouse - Boston : Houghton Mifflin , c1980. - xv, 367 p., [8] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Alice James was the youngest child and only girl in a family that produced two of the most brilliant individuals in 19th-century America. Her story reveals a fascinating, troubled, highly intelligent woman who struggled to extract a sense of meaning and self from a life that had every outward appearance of failure. She was articulate, politically radical, funny, wise, difficult, and intensely involved with her brothers and friends.
9780002721875
80022103
James, Alice , 1848-1892
Women authors, American---20th century----Biography
CT275.J29 / S77
92 JAM
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