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Oscar Wilde was one of the greatest writers of his generation. Although there is much to say about his personal life, we can only sing the praises of his work. He has an honest voice and a strange spirit, that people can sit. If you need motivation, there are a lot of Oscar Wilde quote that you receive and runs to success. For many years, people have been fascinated by his work. And now it is a source of inspiration for you.Find out what to say that these quotes from Oscar Wilde: a) “He wh... Read more

by Philip Yaffe Part 2 of an occasional series I am a collector of quotations. I have since learned that I am, as you write, I mean professionally, not in primary school. I am particularly happy that I would call “pithy prose” you. These short quotations can cover an unlimited variety of themes: love, religion, politics, human nature, etc. What they get is their ability to say more, combines one or two sentences of a document thousand words can be expressed. It is as able to make one... Read more

Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1854, an Anglo-Irish. Her mother, Jane Francesca Wilde (pseudonym Speranza) was a poet, long for the Islanders and a nationalist youth life. Wilde classical studies at Trinity College in Dublin from 1871-1874, he won the gold medal at Berkeley, the highest award available to classics students at Trinity. He received a scholarship to Magdalen College, Oxford, where he was assigned as part of the aesthetic movement, was one of their objectives to a lifest... Read more

Continuing our tradition of naming ships to celebrate Ireland’s literary heritage (Jonathan Swift 1999 & Ulysses 2001), we are delighted to introduce our new Cruise Ferry to France – Oscar Wilde. This name was chosen to honour Ireland’s most famous wit & dramatist and the many links he had with France. The ship is the most luxurious ever to sail between Rosslare & France and with bright airy cabins, stylish lounges and a wide choice of entertainment and dining o... Read more

Clip from The Trials of Oscar Wilde starring Peter Finch. I prefer this hard to find 1950’s film to other films on Wilde in many ways. I feel it is more true to Oscar. For example, the event in this clip really did take place, and Oscar did throw the men out. Oscar was said to actually be quite a strong imposing man when necessary. Not something normally shown. He cared not a thing what people thought of him, so was able to carry on as he did, something which also shows his keen strong wi... Read more

It’s Spring Break in Victorian England where girls pull out their wits for the camera. Written, Performed, Filmed and Edited by Antony and Ken. ... Read more

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