Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions, Volume 1

The author faces strong opposition and warnings from peers about publishing this work, which critiques the English legal system and societal attitudes towards justice. The narrative challenges the integrity of English judges and juries, suggesting a deep-seated bias in legal proceedings. This controversial stance risks backlash and accusations of sensationalism, yet the author remains determined to present an unflinching examination of these issues, despite the potential for public outcry and personal attack.