"'De Profundis' Appears in Full: Complete Manuscript, Translated into German, Reveals Wilde's Unbounded Vanity" (This essay is the first critical study of the complete De Profundis) in New York Times Book Review (December 21, 1924)

Language: English

Published by New York, 1924

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Complete, original disbound issue in good condition with roughness along the spine and darkening at the edges.

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Title
"'De Profundis' Appears in Full: Complete Manuscript, Translated into German, Reveals Wilde's Unbounded Vanity" (This essay is the first critical study of the complete De Profundis) in New York Times Book Review (December 21, 1924)
Author
(Wilde, Oscar) Meyerfeld, Max
Publisher
New York
Publication year
1924
Condition
Good
Binding
Disbound
Language
English
Illustrator
Reproduction od the Vanity Fair caricature of Wilde, "Oscar"
Edition
First Edition

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