The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde. The Verbatim Transcripts and an Introduction by H. Montgomery Hyde. First published in Great Britain in the 1940s, this book is the First American printing, 1952. Pristine blue cloth covered boards, very small bumps at corners, bright gilt lettering on spine. Interior is unmarked, very bright and clean. Frontispiece portrait by Toulouse Lautrec. Jacket has some edgewear at top, is clean and bright. Priced at $5 on jacket flap. Near fine/VG jacket.

This book is called "the first complete account of all three sensational trials Oscar Wilde underwent. It includes the complete transcriptions of the three trials--with Wilde's witticisms competing with legal terminology. " Postscript includes the findings of several criminal psychologists and others. Light blue cloth boards are very clean and pristine. Small tear at top edge of paper jacket.