Wilde, Oscar, 1854-1900

Carbon copy typescripts, with handwritten revisions, in 2 versions.

Ellmann's drafts and draft fragments.

Ellmann's draft with end notes; program of the third triennial meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association; illustration of Salome appearing in The Sphere.

Photocopied typescript, pages 9-153, with handwritten corrections, revisions and notes.

Chapter begins: "Among writers who identified themselves with the 1890s, Oscar Wilde is the only one whom everyone still reads...."

Photocopied typescript, pages 1-803a plus Appendices, marked as incomplete; with photocopied handwritten, handwritten revisions, and typed revisions.

Photocopied typescript, pages 100-215, with handwritten corrections, revisions and notes.

Chapter begins: "Wilde was at home at Oxford now. He was not, however carefree...."

Photocopied typescript, pages 301-460a, with photocopied handwritten revisions and notes.

Chapter begins: "Oscar Wilde--we only to hear the name to anticipate that what will be quoted as his will turn portentious conventionalities to frivolous insights....."