This volume is a continuation of XXXII. It describes the Crosland case.

Contains opinion articles advocating the arrest of Robert Ross and articles concerning the end of the Crosland trial.

Contains articles related to Ross v. Crosland and Douglas v. Ransome.

Contains articles regarding Ross v. Crosland. It also has a number of articles concerning "the boy Garret" with whom Robert Ross supposedly had an affair.

This collection consists of 56 volumes of press clipping albums compiled by Oscar Wilde bibliographer Christopher Sclater Millard between 1909 and 1927. The majority of clippings are largely related to Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (and his ongoing legal cases). Most clippings are from British local and national newspapers and were collection for Millard by professional news cutting companies.

This collection consists of 56 volumes of press clipping albums compiled by Oscar Wilde bibliographer Christopher Sclater Millard between 1909 and 1927. The majority of clippings are largely related to Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (and his ongoing legal cases). Most clippings are from British local and national newspapers and were collection for Millard by professional news cutting companies.

Contains articles about Lord Alfred Douglas' role as co-conspirator in the Ross v. Crossland.

Contains articles about Wilde and Douglas, plus revivals of Wilde plays in England and America.

This volume contains articles relating to the Aesthetic movement and Wilde play reviews.

Contains book reviews, play reviews and articles discussing the literary merits of Shakespeare and Wilde. There are also many articles from Christian news sources about Wilde as Christ.