Oscar Wilde : his life and confessions /
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New York City :
Printed and published by the author,
MCMXVIII [1918]
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Table of Contents:
- Oscar's father and mother on trial
- Oscar Wilde as a schoolboy
- Trinity, Dublin: Magdalen, Oxford
- Formative influences: Oscar's poems
- Oscar 's quarrel with Whistler: marriage
- Oscar Wilde's faith and practice
- Oscar's reputation and supporters
- Oscar's growth to originality-about 1890
- The summer of success: Oscar's first play
- The first meeting with Lord Alfred Douglas
- The threatening cloud draws nearer
- Danger signals: the challenge
- Oscar attacks queensberry and is worsted
- How genius is persecuted in England
- The queen vs. Wilde: the first trial
- Escape rejected: the second trial and sentence
- Prison and the effects of punishment
- Mitigation of punishment; but not release
- His St. Martin's summer: his best work
- The results of his second fall: his genius
- His sense or rivalry; his love of life and laziness
- "A great romantic passion!"
- His judgements of writers and of women
- We argue about his "pet vice" and punishment
- The last hope lost
- The end
- The last word.