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and distinguishing features of each edition, see
Handbook, p. 170–173.
286. The Wonderland Postage-Stamp Case. [Oxford:
Emberlin and Son, 1890.]
First edition.
Inscribed in purple ink inside inner case:
L. F. D. from C. L. D. Mar. 1890.
287. Copy 2.
Inscribed in purple ink inside inner case: E[lizabeth].
L[ucy]. D[odgson]. from C[harles].
L[utwidge]. D[odgson]. Ap. 17, 1890.
288. Copy 3.
Inscribed on lining of outer case: F M D. with
Aunt Loui’s love.
289. ———. [Oxford: Emberlin and Son,
1890.]
Second edition.
With dark purplish pink envelope, second edition.
Two changes in purple ink in the author’s
hand on envelope.
290. Copy 2.
Filled with the appropriate stamps. With dark
purplish pink envelope, first edition.
Stamped on envelope and on inside of inner
case: B. N. C. F. Madan Oxford.
In a case with Eight or Nine Wise Words, first
edition. Note on a plain envelope laid in case:
… purchased by myself soon after publication.
F. Madan.
291. ———. [Oxford: Emberlin and Son,
1890.]
Third edition.
Five copies, four with light brown envelopes,
third edition.
292. The Elections to the Hebdomadal Council. A
Letter to the Rev. C. W. Sandford, M. A., Has Been
Addressed (on This Subject ) by Goldwin Smith,
And may Possibly Reach a Second Edition. Oxford:
Joseph Vincent, 1866.
11 p. 18.5 cm.
Dodgson’s anonymous parody in verse of
Smith’s pamphlet by the same title; the t.p. of
C. L. Dodgson
nos. 286–296
the parody printed so as to suggest a second
edition of the original. See No. 985.
No wrappers; stitched.
Stamped on t.p.: B. N. C. F. Madan Oxford.
293. An Elementary Treatise on Determinants with
Their Application to Simultaneous Linear Equations
and Algebraical Geometry. By Charles L.
Dodgson. . . . London: Macmillan and Co.,
1867.
viii, 143 p. 24.5 cm.
Blackish red sand cloth. Sprinkled edges, orange.
Inscribed by Dodgson on t.p.: G. O. Balleine,
Esq. from the Author.
294. “Endowment of the Greek Professorship.”
[Oxford]: Nov. 22, 1861.
Broadside. 27 by 22 cm.
Unsigned.
With two handwritten notes by Falconer Ma-
dan at foot of page, dated 30 Mar. 1886 and Oct.
5, 1923, concerning authorship of the piece.
295. “Eternal Punishment.”
The six galley proofs, unsigned, of an essay intended
for inclusion in a book never published.
Cut into twelve leaves and bound. 21.5 cm.
Very deep red morocco, by Riviere & Son.
T.e.g. Deep reddish brown Stormont marbled
endpapers.
Stamp of Richard Clay & Sons, Limited, 28
Oct. 1897, above title, and inscription above
this: B. H., from C. L. D. Nov. 9/97.
See Handbook, p. 193–194.
Eternal Punishment
296. … A Great Religious Difficulty. A Paper
by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson (“Lewis Carroll”).
Reprinted from “The Lewis Carroll Picture
Book” by Permission of the Publisher, T.
Fisher Unwin … London. [n.p., n.d.]
16 p. 18.5 cm.
At head of title: For Private Circulation.
A reprint of “Eternal Punishment”; the original
title appears as caption title here.