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My Lives and Loves Volume 2 covers Frank Harris's friendship and encounters with the Prince of Wales, Oscar Wilde, Guy De Maupassant, Lord Randolph Churchill, William Parnell and others. He sets the Evening News on its feet and comes to know the minds of Shakespeare and Goethe and the bodies of Elaine and Laura. He comes to realize the virtue of chastity and that it must be practiced - at least from time to time.

Notorious Frank Harris in his own lifetime at the beginning of the 20th century was an editor, journalist, and publisher - a well known personality both professionally and personally as his aggression and bravado made him larger than life. However, it is undoubtedly his detailed scandalous account of his sexual exploits that remain his lasting legacy. Leslie Grantham's reading admirably captures this vivid depiction of his many erotic encounters.

Frank Harris, a journalist and editor, delighted in Oscar Wilde's genial wit and self-assurance. Wilde's verbal charms evoked Harris' financial and emotional support when Victorian England disdained the playwright for his paganism and imprisoned him for "homosexual offenses". Harris relates the proceedings of Wilde's trial and the malice that sent him to France after release from prison.

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Mixtape Power Broadcast is in collaboration with DanceTrax Radio & House Fusion Radio. Frank Harris is a resident dj on DanceTrax Radio with his live shows. # Friday 3 PM Mystery of Trance Classics The best songs, remixes and mashups club life has to offer. # Sunday 8 PM # Mystery of Trance # this is an Uplifting & Vocal Trance Show The best songs, from de beatport top 100, that club life has to offer. From time to time there are also guest mixes in my shows from great artists. # Saturday 2:30 UK Time ”Harris Club Night” House Show is a progressive House Music Show (HFR) Best of ...

Get ready for a journey to the Sounds of Melodic House & Techno and Progressive House Music With me I hope you enjoy this episode of # Harris Melodic Monday / Harris Sunday Lounge / Harris Club Live / Harris Club Night

Between 1895 and 1897 Oscar Wilde served a prison sentence for offences "of gross indecency". Most of this time was spent at Reading Gaol, where Wilde encountered another prisoner, Harles Thomas Wooldridge, sentenced to death for the murder of his wife. Wooldrige was hanged at the gaol on 7th July, 1896. Wilde wrote the poem in France in 1897 after his release from prison. The poem is a long reflection on the inequity and ineffectiveness of statutory punishment and the redeeming power of the Christian message of forgiveness.