The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Philadelphia PA 1978, rptd as Lewis Carroll, photographer of
children: four nude studies, New York 1979.
Thoiron, P. Index et concordance pour Alice’s adventures in
Wonderland. Paris 1979.
Guiliano, E. Lewis Carroll: an annotated international bibliography
1960–77. Charlottesville VA 1980.
Stern, J. (ed). Lewis Carroll’s library. New York 1981.
Tanis, J. and J. Dooley (ed). Lewis Carroll’s The hunting of the Snark.
Los Altos CA 1981.
Cohen, M. N. Lewis Carroll and Alice 1832–1982. New York 1982.
Morgan Lib exhibition catalogue.
Preston, M. J. A concordance of the verse of Carroll. New York 1985.
Taylor, R. N. Lewis Carroll at Texas. Austin TX 1985.
Colquhoun, D. The Alice concordance. Adelaide 1986.
Preston, M. J. A KWIC concordance to Carroll’s ‘Alice’s adventures in
Wonderland’ and ‘Through the looking-glass’. New York 1986.
Fordyce, R. Lewis Carroll: a reference guide. Boston 1988.
Lovett, C. C. and S. B. Lewis Carroll’s Alice: an annotated checklist of
the Lovett collection. Westport CT 1990.
Sewell, B. W. Much of a muchness. South Charleston WV 1992 (priv
ptd). List of US edns of Alice.
Collections and selections
In spite of some of the titles below, no complete edition of Carroll’s literary
works exists.
Further nonsense verse and prose. Ed L. Reed 1926.
Collected verse. New York 1929.
Collected verse. London 1932, New York 1933. More inclusive than
above.
Logical nonsense: the works of Carroll. Ed P. C. Blackburn and L.
White, New York 1934.
The Russian journal and other selections. Ed J. F. McDermott, New
York 1935.
Complete works. New York 1936, London 1949.
Mathematical recreations of Carroll. New York 1958.
Gardner, M. The games and puzzles of Carroll. Scientific Amer, Mar
1960.
Works. Ed R. L. Green 1965.
The magic of Carroll. Ed J. Fisher, London and New York 1973.
Complete illustrated works. Ed E. Guiliano, New York 1982.
§1
The following works by Dodgson appeared under his real name or his famous
pseudonym Lewis Carroll or other pseudonyms, or as anon. The Crutch
Carroll handbook, 1979 (col 1492) contains detailed information about
most of the following items and others omitted here.
The fifth book of Euclid treated algebraically. Oxford 1858, 1868
(rev).
Rules for court circular. Oxford 1860, 1862.
A syllabus of plane algebraical geometry, part I. Oxford 1860.
Notes on the first two books of Euclid. Oxford 1860.
Photographs. [Oxford 1860].
The formulae of plane trigonometry. Oxford 1861.
Endowment of the Greek professorship. [Oxford 1861].
General list of [mathematical] subjects. Oxford 1863.
The enunciations of the propositions of Euclid, books I and II.
Oxford 1863, 1873 (rev).
Croquet castles for five players. [Oxford 1863].
Examination statute. [Oxford 1864].
The new examination statute. Oxford 1864.
A guide to the mathematical student, part I. Oxford 1864.
American telegrams. [Oxford] 1865.
The new method of evaluation as applied to π. [Oxford] 1865.
The dynamics of a parti-cle. Oxford 1865.
Alice’s adventures in Wonderland. 1865 (edn suppressed), London
and New York 1866; London 1886 (rev); numerous later edns; 9th
edn, 86th thousand, 1897 is Dodgson’s last rev edn. Reliable
modern edns of the two Alice books: EL Children’s Classics 1992
and Gardner (ed), The annotated Alice, 1960 (col 1499). Hundreds
of trns exist into some 70 languages; some firsts are Ger 1869, Fr
1869, Ital 1872, Du (abridged) 1875, Danish 1875, Rus 1923 (by
Vladimir Nabokov). The book has been rptd hundreds of times,
with John Tenniel’s illustrations and with illustrations by other
artists, including Peter Newell 1901, Arthur Rackham 1907, Marie
Laurencin 1930, Mervyn Peake 1946, Ralph Steadman 1967,
Salvador Dali 1969, Barry Moser 1982. See The illustrators of Alice
in Wonderland and Through the looking-glass, ed G. Ovenden
1972.
reviews: 1865: Reader, 18 Nov; Press, 25 Nov; Publishers’
Circular, 8 Dec; Bookseller, 12 Dec; Guardian, 13 Dec; Athenaeum,
16 Dec; Illus London News, 16 Dec; Illus Times, 16 Dec; London
Rev, 23 Dec; Pall Mall Gazette, 23 Dec; Spectator, 23 Dec; The
Times, 26 Dec. 1866: Art-Jnl; Monthly Packet, 1 Jan; John Bull, 20
Jan; Westminster Rev, Apr; Literary Churchman, 5 May;
Sunderland Herald, 25 May; Aunt Judy’s Mag, 1 Jun;
Contemporary Rev, 1 Oct; Examiner, 15 Dec; Daily News, 19 Dec;
Scotsman, 22 Dec; Spectator, 22 Dec; Weekly Dispatch, 23 Dec.
1867: Kind Words, Jan; Pall Mall Gazette, 19 Jan. Later reviews:
The Times, 13 Aug 1868; Contemporary Rev, May 1869.
Castle-Croquet for four players. [Oxford] 1866.
The elections to the Hebdomadal Council. Oxford 1866.
Condensation of determinants. 1866.
The deserted parks. Oxford 1867.
An elementary treatise on determinants. 1867.
The offer of the Clarendon trustees. Oxford 1868.
The telegraph-cipher. [Oxford 1868].
Alphabet-cipher. [Oxford 1868].
Fifth book of Euclid. Oxford 1868.
Algebraical formulae. Oxford 1868.
Phantasmagoria and other poems. 1869.
The Guildford gazette extraordinary. [Guildford] 1869.
Songs from Alice’s adventures in Wonderland. 1870. With additions
by Dodgson.
Algebraical formulae and rules. Oxford 1870.
Arithmetical formulae and rules. Oxford 1870.
Suggestions for committee to consider the expediency of reconstituting
senior studentships at Christ Church. [Oxford 1871].
To all child readers of Alice’s adventures in Wonderland [Oxford]
1871.
Through the looking-glass, and what Alice found there. London
1872 [1871], Boston and New York 1872. 4th edn, 61st thousand,
1897, is Dodgson’s last rev edn. For modern edns, see Alice’s
adventures, above. Early trns: Ital c. 1900, Jap 1920, Ger 1923, Rus
1923, Cz 1923, Braille 1925. See W. Weaver, Alice in many tongues,
1964 for more trns (col 1492); The illustrators of Alice, ed Ovenden
above for more illus edns.
reviews: 1871: Globe, 15 Dec; Athenaeum, 16 Dec; Examiner, 16
Dec; Illus London News, 16 Dec; Aunt Judy’s Mag, Christmas vol;
Saturday Rev, 30 Dec; Spectator, 30 Dec.
The new belfry of Christ Church, Oxford. Oxford 1872.
The enunciations of Euclid I–VI. Oxford 1873.
The vision of the three T’s: a threnody. Oxford 1873.
Objections . . . against certain proposed alterations in the Great
Quadrangle. Oxford 1873.
A discussion of the various methods of procedure in conducting
elections. Oxford 1873.
The blank cheque, a fable. Oxford 1874.
Notes by an Oxford chiel. Oxford 1874.
Suggestions as to the best method of taking votes, where more than
two issues are to be voted on. Oxford 1874.
Examples in arithmetic. Oxford 1874.
Euclid, book V, proved algebraically. Oxford 1874.
Euclid, bks I and II. Ed Dodgson. Oxford 1875, 1882 (rev).
‘Lewis Carroll’
1493 | 1494