Oscar Wilde

to Magdalen College, Oxford. Wilde did very well at Oxford and was awarded the Newdigate prize for his poem, "Ravenna" and "First In Greats" by his teachers. After graduation he moved to London with is friend, Frank Miles, a well-known portrait painter. Then in 1881, Wilde published his first collection of poems entitled, Poems." It was reviewed well by the critics.
             In late 1881, Wilde came to New York and traveled across the United States. He gave a series of lectures on "The Aesthetics." Originally planed to last four months, the tour stretched to almost a year. When Oscar returned from America, he moved to Paris. He was commissioned to write a blank-verse tragedy but declined due to his social life. He the
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