The Grammar of Ascent

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        <ptr target="ukred-25762">Books read by Oscar Wilde in Pentonville and Wandsworth Prisons, June - November 1895: St Augustine, ""Confessions"" and ""De Civitate Dei""; Pascal, ""Pensees"" and ""Provincial Letters""; Walter Pater, ""Studies in the History of the Renaissance""; T. Mommsen, ""The History of Rome"" (5 vols); Cardinal Newman, ""The Grammar of Ascent"", ""Apologia Pro Vita Sua"", ""Two Essays on Miracles"" and ""The Idea of a University"".
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