Oscar Wilde, volume 1 (Of 2)
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Russell sent a letter to theHon. Hamilton Cuffe, the Director of Public Prosecutions, with a copyof "all our witnesses' statements, together with a copy of theshorthand notes of the trial. " The Treasury authorities were at least as eager. As soon as possibleafter leaving the court Mr. C. F. Gill, Mr. Angus Lewis, and Mr. Charles Russell waited on Sir John Bridge at Bow Street in his privateroom and obtained a warrant for the arrest of Oscar Wilde, which wasexecuted, as we have seen, the same e...vening.
The police showed him less than no favour. About eight o'clock LordAlfred Douglas drove to Bow Street and wanted to know if Wilde couldbe bailed out, but was informed that his application could not beentertained. He offered to procure comforts for the prisoner: thisoffer also was peremptorily refused by the police inspector just asRoss's offer of night clothes had been refused. It is a common beliefthat in England a man is treated as innocent until he has been provedguilty, but those who believe this pleasant fiction, have never beenin the hands of the English police.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Russell sent a letter to theHon. Hamilton Cuffe, the Director of Public Prosecutions, with a copyof "all our witnesses' statements, together with a copy of theshorthand notes of the trial. " The Treasury authorities were at least as eager. As soon as possibleafter leaving the court Mr. C. F. Gill, Mr. Angus Lewis, and Mr. Charles Russell waited on Sir John Bridge at Bow Street in his privateroom and obtained a warrant for the arrest of Oscar Wilde, which wasexecuted, as we have seen, the same e...vening.
The police showed him less than no favour. About eight o'clock LordAlfred Douglas drove to Bow Street and wanted to know if Wilde couldbe bailed out, but was informed that his application could not beentertained. He offered to procure comforts for the prisoner: thisoffer also was peremptorily refused by the police inspector just asRoss's offer of night clothes had been refused. It is a common beliefthat in England a man is treated as innocent until he has been provedguilty, but those who believe this pleasant fiction, have never beenin the hands of the English police.
What to read after Oscar Wilde, volume 1 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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