The Boston Globe - Thursday, November 28, 1895
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EDITORIAL POINTS.
The attempt to get up a great international petition signed by the authors of the world for Oscar Wilde's release has been abandoned, because no authors can be induced to sign it. If anyone feels inclined to think that we have no great authors now alive, he cannot deny that we have many good ones.
The attempt to get up a great international petition signed by the authors of the world for Oscar Wilde's release has been abandoned, because no authors can be induced to sign it. If anyone feels inclined to think that we have no great authors now alive, he cannot deny that we have many good ones.