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Dreamland. Aunt Judy’s Mag, July 1882.
A complete postal guide. The Times, 1 Sep 1883.
Parliamentary elections. St James’s Gazette, 5 July 1884.
Redistribution. St James’s Gazette, 11 Oct 1884.
Notes on Question 7695. Educational Times, 1 May 1885.
Who so shall offend one of those little ones. St James’s Gazette, 22
July 1885.
Mischmasch. Court Circular, 2 Dec 1886.
To find the day of the week for any given date. Nature, 31 Mar 1887.
‘Alice’ on the stage. Theatre, Apr 1887.
The stage and the spirit of reverence. Theatre, June 1888.
Question 9588. Educational Times, 1 June 1888.
Something or nothing. Educational Times, 1 June 1888.
Question 9636. Educational Times, 1 July 1888.
Question 9995. Educational Times, 1 Feb 1889.
Syzygies. Lady, 23 July 1891–2 June 1892. Another series of word
games comprising 48 sets of puzzles with rules and notes.
Question 11530. Educational Times, 1 May 1892.
Advertisement [about Through the looking-glass]. The Times, 2 Dec
1893. Followed by [announcement about] Through the lookingglass,
ibid, 6 Mar 1894.
A logical paradox. Mind, July 1894. Seven replies followed.
What the tortoise said to Achilles. Mind, Dec 1894. Two replies followed.
Question 12650. Educational Times, 1 Feb 1895.
Address. St Mary Magdalen Church Mag (St Leonards-on-Sea), 1897;
rptd in The Carroll picture book, 1899, above. Delivered at the
children’s service on Harvest Thanksgiving Day.
Question 13614. Educational Times, 1 Sep 1897.
Brief method of dividing a given number by 9 or 11. Nature, 14 Oct
1897.
Abridged long division. Nature, 20 Jan 1898.
Question 14122. Educational Times, 1 Feb 1899.
La guida di Bragia. Queen, 18 Nov 1931. Written c. 1850.
Letters to the press
Carroll frequently wrote letters to the editors of papers and journals.
The science of betting. Pall Mall Gazette, 19/20 Nov 1866; rptd The
Times, 20 Nov 1866. Letter of correction, 21 Nov 1866.
The organisation of charity. Pall Mall Gazette, 24 Jan 1867.
Woodstock elections. Oxford Univ Herald, 28 Nov 1868.
Original research. Pall Mall Gazette, 29 Oct 1874.
Architecture in Oxford. Pall Mall Gazette, 3 Nov 1874. Another with
same title, ibid, 5 Nov 1874.
Vivisection as a sign of the times. Pall Mall Gazette, 12 Feb 1875.
Vivisection. Pall Mall Gazette, 16 Feb 1875.
Natural science at Oxford. Pall Mall Gazette, 19 May 1877.
Clerical fellowships. Pall Mall Gazette 4 June 1877.
Is it well to have our children vaccinated? Eastbourne Chron, 18 Aug
1877. Two more on the same subject, ibid, 8, 22 Sep 1877.
Purity of election. St James’s Gazette, 4 May 1881.
Christ Church, Oxford. Observer, 5 June 1881.
Traitors in the camp. St James’s Gazette, 30 Dec 1881.
Oxford responsions. Guardian, 2 Feb 1882.
Education for the stage. St James’s Gazette, 27 Feb 1882. A second
letter with same title, ibid, 6 Mar 1882.
[On Gladstone and the cloture]. St James’s Gazette, 23 Mar 1882.
A letter about Shakespeare for young people. Aunt Judy’s Mag, Apr
1882.
Lawn tennis tournaments. St James’s Gazette, 12 Aug 1882.
The fallacies of lawn tennis tournaments. St James’s Gazette, 1 Aug
1883. Two more on same subject, 4, 21 Aug 1883.
Proportionate representation. St James’s Gazette, 15 May 1884.
Three more on same subject, 19, 27 May, 5 June 1884.
[On ‘The showerbath’]. St James’s Gazette, 7 Aug 1884.
Vivisection vivisected. St James’s Gazette, 19 Mar 1885.
Hydrophobia curable. St James’s Gazette, 21 Oct 1885.
Election gains and losses. St James’s Gazette, 4 Dec 1885.
Children in theatres. St James’s Gazette, 19 July 1887.
Tristan d’Acunha. St James’s Gazette, 10 Apr 1888.
What to call a ‘telephone-message’. St James’s Gazette, 17 Jan 1889.
Mrs Fawcett and the stage children. St James’s Gazette, 20 July 1889.
Stage children. Sunday Times, 4 Aug 1889; rptd in Theatre, Sep 1889.
Sylvie and Bruno. St James’s Gazette, 10 Jan 1890. Explaining
purpose of book.
The fasting man. St James’s Gazette, 10 Apr 1890.
Eight hours movement. Standard, 19 Aug 1890.
An Oxford scandal. St James’s Gazette, 6 Dec 1890.
Letters, diaries etc.
Three more volumes of Dodgson’s letters are projected: to his illustrators; to
Henry Savile Clarke, who produced the first Alice on the professional stage;
and his public letters. Dodgson both produced with his electric pen and had
printed numerous circulars, letters he sent to multiple recipients; most are
recorded in the Crutch Handbook 1979 and will be included in the projected
volumes of public letters.
Six letters by Carroll. 1924 (priv ptd).
Tour in 1867. Philadelphia 1928; ed J. F. McDermott, New York 1935
(as The Russian journal). Diary.
Two letters to Marion. Bristol 1932 (priv ptd).
A selection from the letters of Carroll to his child-friends. Ed E. M.
Hatch 1933.
Diaries. Ed R. L. Green 2 vols 1953.
Some Oxford scandals: seven ‘letters to the editor’. 1978.
Letters. Ed M. N. Cohen with assistance of R. L. Green 2 vols 1979.
Followed by The Selected letters, 1982, 1989 (2nd edn).
Lewis Carroll and the Kitchins. Ed M. N. Cohen, New York 1980.
Lewis Carroll and the house of Macmillan. Ed M. N. Cohen and A.
Gandolfo 1987.
Diaries. Ed E. Wakeling 10 vols 1994– .
Introductions and prefaces
Dodgson wrote numerous introductions, prologues and prefaces to his own
works, frequently adding or altering them in later edns. The most famous is
the advertisement in the 2nd edn of Symbolic logic, part I, where he contradicts
the ‘silly story’ about his having presented certain books to Queen
Victoria. He wrote only a few prefatory pieces for works other than his own.
See F. B. de Sausmarez, Theatricals at Oxford; with prologues by Carroll,
Nineteenth Cent Feb 1932.
Prologue. College Rhymes, Michaelmas term 1862.
Introduction. In E. G. Wilcox, The lost plum-cake, 1897.
Prologue to a play. Strand Mag, Apr 1898. Written 1873.
§2
Excerpts from more than a hundred reminiscences of Dodgson by family, colleagues,
friends and others are collected in Lewis Carroll, ed Cohen, 1989,
below. Obituaries not listed below appeared on 15 Jan 1898 in The Times, St
James’s Gazette, Daily Telegraph, Daily Chron, Daily Mail and Daily
Graphic. Others appeared in Independent, 20 Jan; Sat Rev, 22 Jan; Acad,
22 Jan; Critic (New York), 22 Jan; Punch, 29 Jan; Dial (Chicago), 1 Feb.
Anon. Lewis Carroll. London, 4 May 1878.
Salmon, E. Literature for the little ones. Nineteenth Cent, Oct 1887.
[Leader on Carroll]. Standard, 26 Oct 1888.
Arnold, E. Social life in Oxford. Harper’s Mag, July 1890.
Hatch, B. In memoriam: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Guardian, 19
Jan 1898. Another as Lewis Carroll. Strand Mag, Apr 1898.
H[ewett], W. H. The late Carroll. Eastbourne Gazette, 19 Jan 1898.
Thompson, H. L. Lewis Carroll. Oxford Mag, 26 Jan 1898. Obituary.
[Cowley-Brown, G. J.]. Personal recollections of the author of ‘Alice
in Wonderland’. Scottish Guardian, 28 Jan 1898.
Holiday, H. The Snark’s significance. Academy, 29 Jan 1898.
Thomson, E. G. Lewis Carroll. Gentlewoman, 29 Jan, 5 Feb 1898.
Strong, T. B. Lewis Carroll. Cornhill Mag, Mar 1898. Obituary.
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