Oscar Wilde: a celebrity in the making.(Essay)

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Oscar Wilde has received much biographical attention, both popular and scholarly, since his death in 1900. With such interest in the figure of Wilde, one's initial feeling might be that all sources available concerning Wilde had surely been located and 'exhausted'. During the past two years, however, new source material has entered the public domain from a private collection. This source has provided my thesis with a new insight into Oscar Wilde and his lecture tour of America in 1882. The nineteenth-century scrapbook bequeathed to the British Library in 2005 casts the most ...

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