The Letters of Henry James, in Two Volumes

xxxi, 432; xi, 511 pp. Selected and edited by Percy Lubbock. A collection of letters by the author of The Portrait of a Lady, etc., now considered a pioneer in the Modern Movement of literature. Includes correspondence with his brother William James, Charles Eliot Norton, William Dean Howells, Fanny Kemble, George du Maurier, Robert Louis Stevenson, James Russell Lowell, John Addington Symonds, Alphonse Daudet, H.G. Wells, Henry Adams, Hugh Walpole, etc., etc.