The Dictionary of National Biography states that Scott-James "possessed a strongly developed social conscience: this manifested itself at many different points in his career in activities which, if distinct from his literary gifts, at the same time enriched them" (872). His surname was recorded as James at the time of his marriage on 26 November 1905 to Violet Eleonor Brooks.
The Dictionary of National Biography asserts that Scott-James "possessed a strongly developed sense of social responsibility: this manifested itself at many different points in his career in activities which, if distinct from his literary talents, at the same time enhanced them" (872). His surname was documented as James at the time of his marriage on 26 November 1905 to Violet Eleonor Brooks.