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DescriptionOscarwildetrial.jpg |
English: The Wilde Trial as recorded in The Illustrated Police News, May 4 1895.
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4 May 1895 |
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The Illustrated Police News, May 4 1895. (Previously uploaded to the English language Wikipedia ( log by Jack1956 ( talk)) |
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Unknown |
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Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse |
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