The Boston Globe - Friday, April 12, 1895
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EDITORIAL POINTS.
After all it is hard to see why Oscar Wilde's books should be withdrawn from public libraries if they were ever fit to be put there. Their character has not been charged in the least by recent testimonies. Moreover if the literary works of all authors who have led immoral lives are going to be excluded from library circulation, the size of the libraries is going to be considerably reduced.
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