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Oscar Wilde: Critical Essay by E. H. Mikhail

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SOURCE: Mikhail, E. H. “Self-Revelation in An Ideal Husband.Modern Drama 11 (1968): 180-86.

In the following essay, Mikhail perceives An Ideal Husband as a reflection of Wilde's personal torment and a foreshadowing of the scandal that would ruin his career.

This is a free excerpt of 40 words. There are 3,009 words (approx. 10 pages at 300 words per page) in the full critical essay.

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