Echo De Paris

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"Echo de Paris" by Laurence Housman offers a unique glimpse into the Parisian world of Oscar Wilde. More than a biography, this collection of literary essays explores Wilde's life and haunts in France, providing a fascinating look at the places that shaped his work and final years. Housman meticulously details Wilde's experiences in Paris, offering insights into French history and culture as they intersected with the writer's life. Delve into the ambiance of the era and trace the footsteps of a literary icon in this carefully prepared republication. A compelling read for those interested in Oscar Wilde, French history, and the allure of Parisian literary life.

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