The Annotated Prison Writings of Oscar Wilde AUTH-9049246 For Akhmatova

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The Annotated Prison Writings of Oscar Wilde AUTH-9049246 For Akhmatova"And I? May I say nothing, my lord?" With these words, Oscar Wilde's courtroom trials came to a close. The lord in question, High Court justice Sir Alfred Wills, sent Wilde to the cells, sentenced to two years in prison with hard labor for the crime of "gross indecency" with other men. As cries of "shame" emanated from the gallery, the convicted aesthete was roundly silenced. But he did not remain so. Behind bars and in the period immediately after