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xvii p., 1 leaf, 109 p. Front., diagrams. 18.5 cm.
Deep yellowish brown flexible smooth cloth,
front cover blocked in black.
Advert., [1] p. at back.
Inscribed on halftitle: R. G. Faussett, with the
sincere regards of his old pupil the Author.
Oct. 3, 1893.
244. … Curiosissima Curatoria. By “Rude Dona-
tus”. . . . Oxford: Printed by G. Sheppard, 1892.
[7], 47 p. 18.5 cm.
At head of title: Printed for Private Circulation.
“Preface,” signed C. L. Dodgson, Ex-Curator,
p. [5–6].
Erratum slip inserted at p. [1].
Yellowish gray wrappers.
245. The Deserted Parks. [Oxford], 1867.
4 p. 22.5 cm.
Caption title.
Dated May, 1867. Dodgson’s anonymous parody
in verse of Goldsmith’s Deserted Village.
Unbound, but removed from a binding.
With three marginal notes, probably in Falconer
Madan’s hand, explaining allusions in
the poem.
246. The Diaries of Lewis Carroll. Now first edited
and supplemented by Roger Lancelyn
Green. . . . London: Cassell & Company Ltd,
1953.
2 vols. (xxvi, 262 p., 1 leaf; [7], 263–604 p., 1
leaf). Front. in Vol. i, plates. 22 cm.
Black smooth cloth, spine blocked in gold.
247. ———. Now first edited and supplemented
by Roger Lancelyn Green. . . . New York: Oxford
University Press, 1954.
2 vols. (xxvi, 262 p., 1 leaf; [7], 263–604 p., 1
leaf). Front. in Vol. i, plates. 22 cm.
Black smooth cloth, spine blocked in gold.
248. Lewis Carroll’s Diaries. The Private Journals
of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll
). The first complete version of the nine
surviving volumes with notes and annotations
C. L. Dodgson
nos. 243–251
by Edward Wakeling. With an Introduction
by Roger Lancelyn Green. . . . [Luton, Beds]:
The Lewis Carroll Society: Publications Unit,
1993–99.
Vols. 1–5. 21.5 cm.
In process of publication; to be completed in
nine volumes.
Vol. 5, p. 255–369: The Russian Journal, the
manuscript of which is in the Parrish Collection.
Dark blue fabrikoid.
Inscribed on free front endpaper of Vol. 1: Presented
to Princeton University Library, with
sincere regards and thanks, Edward Wakeling
June 1994. On free front endpaper of Vol. 3:
For Princeton University Library from the editor,
Edward Wakeling August 1996.
249. A Discussion of the Various Methods of Procedure
in Conducting Elections. Oxford: E. B.
Gardner, E. Pickard Hall, and J. H. Stacy,
Printers to the University, 1873.
15, [1] p. Diagrams. 17 cm.
Preface signed C. L. D.
No wrappers; stitched.
The author’s copy, with his monogram, CLD,
in black ink on t.p., and notes and changes in
purple ink in his hand.
With: The Method of Nomination. [1873.]
Single sheet, printed on one side. 17.5 cm.
Printed separately when Dodgson found that
he had omitted this method in his Discussion
of the Various Methods. . . . (see Handbook, p. 75).
The leaf forms the final section of Chapter i of
the pamphlet.
250. A Disputed Point in Logic. [1894.]
Leaflet, printed on inner two pages only, with
the second printed page numbered “2”. 22 cm.
Caption title.
Unsigned. Dated May 1, 1894.
Unbound.
251. Divisibility by Seven. [1885?]
Single sheet, printed on one side. 22 cm.
Begins: “< >—Mr. Askew, in 1274, May 30,