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The Late Nineteenth-Century Novel
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Professorship of comparative philology. Oxford 1876.
A method of taking votes on more than two issues. [Oxford] 1876.
The hunting of the Snark: an agony in eight fits. 1876. Rptd 18 times
between 1876 and 1910. The original illustrations were by Henry
Holiday; among the artists who have reillustrated the poem are
Peter Newell 1903, Mervyn Peake 1941, Ralph Steadman 1975,
Quentin Blake 1976. For a comprehensive list of edns, trns and
illustrators see Tanis and Dooley (eds) 1981 (col 1493), which contains
a reliable modern edn.
reviews: 1876: (Andrew Lang) Academy, 8 Apr; Athenaeum, 8
Apr; Graphic, 15 Apr; Saturday Rev, 15 Apr; Spectator, 22 Apr;
Standard, 24 Apr; Vanity Fair, 29 Apr.
An Easter greeting to every child who loves ‘Alice’. [Oxford] 1876,
1880.
Fame’s penny-trumpet. [Oxford] 1876.
Word-links: a game for two players. [Oxford 1878].
Euclid and his modern rivals. 1879, 1885 (rev); suppl 1885.
reviews: Vanity Fair, 12 Apr 1879; Eng Mechanic, 2 May 1879;
Saturday Rev, 10 May 1879.
Doublets: a word-puzzle. 1879, 1880.
Lanrick: a game for two players. Oxford 1881.
Analysis of the responsions-lists. [Oxford] 1882.
Mischmasch: a word-game. [Oxford] 1882.
Lawn tennis tournaments: the true method of assigning prizes.
1883.
Rhyme? and reason? 1883.
Christmas greetings from a fairy to a child. [1884].
Twelve months in a curatorship. Oxford 1884; suppl, post script
Oxford 1884.
The principles of parliamentary representation. 1884; suppl 1885.
The proposed procuratorial cycle. [Oxford] 1885, 1886.
The proctorial cycle to be voted on in Congregation. [Oxford] 1885.
Suggestions as to election of proctors. [Oxford] 1885, 1886.
A tangled tale. 1885.
Three years in a curatorship. Oxford 1886.
Remarks on report of finance committee. Oxford 1886.
Remarks on Mr Sampson’s proposal . . . that common room shall pay
rent. [Oxford] 1886.
Observations on Mr Sampson’s new proposal. Oxford 1886.
The game of logic. 1886, 1887.
Alice’s adventures under ground. 1886; ed M. Gardner, New York
1965. Followed by other edns.
Curiosa mathematica, part I: a new theory of parallels. 1888.
The nursery Alice. 1889, 1890; ed M. Gardner, New York 1966.
Sylvie and Bruno. 1889.
Circular billiards, for two players. [Oxford 1890].
Eight or nine wise words about letter-writing. Oxford 1890.
A postal problem. [Oxford?] 1891; suppl 1891.
Syzygies: a word puzzle. [Oxford?] 1891.
Curiosissima curatoria. Oxford 1892.
Challenge to logicians. [Oxford?] 1892.
Syzygies and Lanrick: a word-puzzle and a game. 1893.
Curiosa mathematica, part II: pillow-problems thought out during
sleepless nights. 1893, 1893 (2nd edn).
Sylvie and Bruno concluded. 1893.
A disputed point in logic. Oxford 1894.
A theorem in logic. [Oxford] 1894.
A logical puzzle. [Oxford] 1894.
Logical nomenclature. [Oxford] 1895.
Symbolic logic, part I: elementary. 1896.
Resident women-students. Oxford 1896.
Three sunsets and other poems. 1898.
The Carroll picture book. 1899, New York 1961 (as Diversions and
digressions). Both contain items pbd for the first time.
The story of Sylvie and Bruno. Ed E. H. Dodgson 1904.
Feeding the mind. 1907; ed S. H. Goodacre, New York 1984.
Some rare Carrolliana. 1924 (priv ptd).
The rectory umbrella and mischmasch. 1932.
Useful and instructive poetry. Ed D. Hudson 1956.
The Carroll circular. Ed T. Winkfield, Leeds no 1 1972, no 2 1974.
The rectory magazine. Austin TX 1975.
Lewis Carroll’s symbolic logic part I and part II. Ed W. W. Bartley III,
New York 1977.
The wasp in a wig. New York 1977
The Oxford pamphlets, leaflets, and circulars of C. L. Dodgson. Ed
E. Wakeling, Charlottesville VA 1993.
The mathematical pamphlets of C. L. Dodgson and related pieces.
Ed F. F. Abeles, Charlottesville VA 1994.
Contributions to periodicals and collaborative works
Dodgson contributed fiction, prose articles, verse, games and puzzles to
various publications. Some of these appear also in the Dodgson family magazines,
in the volumes of poetry Dodgson published or in later collections of his
works.
The lady of the ladle. Whitby Gazette, 31 Aug 1854.
Wilhelm Von Schmitz. Whitby Gazette, 7 Sep 1854.
Poetry for the millions, and The dear gazelle. Comic Times, 18 Aug
1855.
She’s all my fancy painted him. Comic Times, 8 Sep 1855.
Hints for etiquette. Comic Times, 13 Oct 1855.
Photography extraordinary. Comic Times, 3 Nov 1855.
Solitude. Train, Ye carpette knyghte. Train, Mar 1856.
The path of roses. Train, May 1856.
Novelty and romancement. A broken spell. Train, Upon the lonely
moor. Train, Oct 1856.
The three voices. Train, Nov 1856.
The sailor’s wife. Train, Apr 1857
The palace of humbug. Oxford Critic, May 1857.
Hiawatha’s photographing. Train, Dec 1857.
A photographer’s day out. South Shields Amateur Mag, 1860.
Photographic exhibition. Illus Times, Jan 1860.
Faces in the fire. All the Year Round, Feb 1860.
After three days. Temple Bar, July 1861.
A sea dirge. College Rhymes, Oct term 1861.
The dream of fame. College Rhymes, Oct term 1861.
An index to ‘In memoriam’. Co-edited with his sisters 1862.
Ode to Damon from Chloë. College Rhymes no 2, [1862?].
Those horrid hurdy-gurdies! College Rhymes no 2 [1862?]
Only a woman’s hair. College Rhymes, Lent term 1862.
Melancholetta. College Rhymes, Lent term 1862.
Stolen waters. College Rhymes, Summer term 1862.
Poeta fit non nascitur. College Rhymes no 7, [1862].
Disillusionised. College Rhymes no 7, [1862].
The lang coortin’. College Rhymes, Oct term 1862.
Beatrice. College Rhymes, Oct term 1862.
The majesty of justice. College Rhymes, Lent term 1863.
Size and tears. College Rhymes, Summer term 1863.
Atalanta in Camden Town. Punch, 27 July 1867.
Castle-croquet: a game for four players. Aunt Judy’s Mag, Aug 1867.
Bruno’s revenge. Aunt Judy’s Mag, Dec 1867.
Puzzles from Wonderland. Aunt Judy’s Mag, Dec 1870.
Some popular fallacies about vivisection. Fortnightly Rev, 1 June
1875.
Doublets. Vanity Fair, 1879–81. A series of word puzzles, their rules,
answers and methods of scoring that appeared between 29 Mar
1879 and 9 Apr 1881.
Practical hints on teaching long multiplication worked with a
single line of figures. Educational Times, 1 Nov 1879.
A tangled tale. Monthly Packet, Feb 1880–Nov 1882.The individual
‘knots’ or problems of what became the book of this title.
What hand may wreathe thy natal crown. The garland of Rachel.
Oxford 1881 (priv ptd).