In a compelling narrative of moral courage and personal integrity, this biography tells the story of Robert Baldwin Ross, the man who first seduced Oscar Wilde and never wavered in his loyalty to the flamboyant wit and playwright. Unfailingly, Ross stood by Wilde through the scandals that shocked a nation, through his much-publicized trials and imprisonment, at his deathbed in Paris--and thereafter dedicated himself to defending the reputation of his famous friend.
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In a compelling narrative of moral courage and personal integrity, this biography tells the story of Robert Baldwin Ross, the man who first seduced Oscar Wilde and never wavered in his loyalty to the flamboyant wit and playwright. Unfailingly, Ross stood by Wilde through the scandals that shocked a nation, through his much-publicized trials and imprisonment, at his deathbed in Paris--and thereafter dedicated himself to defending the reputation of his famous friend.
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Good. Size: 5x0x8; tight, uncreased spine, pages clear and tan, shelf and edge wear, corners bumped, BONUS: includes newspaper clipping about this book laid in, packaged in cardboard box for shipment, tracking on U.S. orders.