Oscar Wilde: Three Times Tried.

An anonymous work, the first volume in the 'Famous Old Bailey Trials of the XIX Century' series, now generally believed to have been written by Wilde bibliographer Stuart Mason (aka Christopher Millard). The work is referenced in Mason's own Wilde bibliography: 'It contains the most complete account of the trial yet published, including the two petitions drawn up to obtain Wilde's release, and other information.' (690).