The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll/Bibliography
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- "Notes on the First Two Books of Euclid." Oxford: Parker. 8vo. 6d.
1860 - "Photographs." (Printed for private circulation; a list of negatives taken by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Pp. 4, 4to.
(?)1860 - "A Syllabus of Plane Algebraical Geometry," systematically arranged, with formal definitions, postulates, and axioms. By Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Part I. Containing Points, Right Lines, Rectilinear Figures, Pencils and Circles. Oxford: Parker. Pp. xvi+164, 8vo. Cloth, paper label. 5s.
1860 - "Rules for Court Circular." (A new game, invented by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Pp. 4. (Reprinted in 1862)
1860 - "The Formulæ of Plane Trigonometry," printed with symbols (instead of words) to express the "goniometrical ratios." By Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Oxford: Parker. Pp. 19, 4to. Stitched, 1s.
1861 - "Notes on the First Part of Algebra." Oxford: Parker. 8vo. 6d.
1861 - "Index to 'In Memoriam.'" [Suggested and edited by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson; much of the actual work of compilation was done by his sisters]. London: Moxon.
1862 - "The Enunciations of Euclid, Books I. and II." Oxford: Printed at the University Press
1863 - "General List of (Mathematical) Subjects, and Cycle for Working Examples." Oxford: Printed at the University Press
1863 - "Croquet Castles." (A new game invented by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson). London (?) Pp. 4. (Reprinted, with additions and alterations, in 1866 at Oxford.)
1863 - "The New Examination Statute." (A letter to the Vice-Chancellor.) Pp. 2, 4to. Oxford
1864 - "A Guide to the Mathematical Student in Reading, Reviewing, and Working Examples." By Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. Part I. Pure Mathematics. Oxford: Parker. Two leaves and pp. 27, 8vo. Stitched, is
1864 - "The Dynamics of a Parti-cle, with an Excursus on the New Method of Evaluation as applied to π." Oxford: Vincent. Pp. 28, 8vo. (Three editions)
1865 - "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." By Lewis Carroll, with forty-two illustrations by John Tenniel. London: Macmillan. Pp. 192, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 6s
1865 The 1st edition (recalled) was printed in Oxford, and is very rare; all subsequent editions (1865 onwards) by Richard Clay in London. Now in its 86th thousand. [People's Edition, price 2s. 6d.; first published in 1887. Now in its 70th thousand.] - "Condensation of Determinants," being a new and brief method for computing their arithmetical values. By the Rev. C. L. Dodgson. From "The Proceedings of the Royal Society, No. 84, 1866." London: Taylor and Francis. Pp. 8, 8vo.
1866 - "An Elementary Treatise on Determinants." London: Macmillan. (Printed in Oxford.) Pp. viii+143, 4to. Cloth. 10s. 6d.
1867 - "The Fifth Book of Euclid Treated Algebraically, so far as it relates to Commensurable Magnitudes." With notes. By Charles L. Dodgson. Oxford and London: Parker. Two leaves and pp. 37, 8vo. In wrapper, is. 6d
1868 - "Algebraical Formulae for Responsions." Oxford: Printed at the University Press
1868 - " The Telegraph Cipher." (Invented, m 1868, by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson.)
(?)1868 - " Phantasmagoria and other Poems." By Lewis Carroll. London: Macmillan. (Printed in Oxford.) Pp. viii+202, small 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges
1869 - " Aventures d' Alice au Pays de Merveilles." Par Lewis Carroll, ouvrage illustre de 42 vignettes par John Tenniel. Traduit de I'anglais, par H. Bue. London: Macmillan. Pp. 196, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 6s. (Now in its 2nd thousand.)
1869 - "Alice's Abenteuer im Wunderland." Von Lewis Carroll, mit zweiundvierzig Illustrationen von John Tenniel. Uebersetzt von Antonie Zimmermann. London: Macmillan. Pp. 178, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 6s
1869 - "Gazette Extraordinary," Oxford: Printed at the University Press,
1870 - "Algebraical Formulae and Rules." Oxford: Printed at the University Press
1870 - "Arithmetical Formulae and Rules." Oxford: Printed at the University Press
1870 - "To all Child Readers of 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.'" Pp.4
1871 - "Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice found there." By Lewis Carroll. With fifty illustrations by John Tenniel. London: Macmillan. Pp.224., cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 6s. Now in it 6ist thousand
1871 cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 6s. Now in it
6ist thousand ... ... ... ... ... 1871
[People's edition. Price 2s. 6d. First published in
1887. Now in its 46th thousand.]
"Le Avventure d' Alice nel Paese della Meraviglie."
Per Lewis Carroll. Tradotte dall'inglese da T.
Pietrocola-Rossetti. Con 42 vignette di Giovanni
Tenniel. London: Macmillan. Pp. 189, cr. 8vo.
Cloth, gilt edges. 6s. ... ... ... ... 1872
Circular to Hospitals offering copies of the two "Alice"
books. London: Macmillan. ... ... ... 1872
" Symbols, <S:c., to be used in Euclid, Books L and IL"
Oxford : Printed at the University Press.... ... 1872
" Number of Propositions in Euclid." Oxford : Printed
at the University Press. ... ... ... ... 1872
" The New Belfry of Christ Church, Oxford." A Mono-
graph. By D. C. L. Oxford: Parker. Pp. 2 + 31,
cr. 8vo. In wrapper. 6d. (Five editions.) ... 1872
" Enunciations, Euclid, I.-VL" Oxford : Printed at the
University Press. ... ... ... ... ... 1873
"Objections, submitted to the Governing Body of
Christ Church, Oxford, against certain proposed
alterations in the Great Quadrangle." Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. Pp. 4, 4to.
[Printed for Private Circulation.] ... ... ... 1873
" The Vision of the Three T's." A Threnody.
By the Author of " The New Belfry." Oxford .
Parker. Pp. 37 + 3, 8 vo. In wrapper, gd. (Three
editions.) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1873
" A Discussion of the Various Modes of Procedure in
conducting Elections." Oxford : Printed at the
University Press. ... ... ... ... ... 1873
" Euclid, Book V. Proved Algebraically," so far as it
relates to Commensurable Magnitudes. To which
is prefixed a summary of all the necessary algebraical operations, arranged in order of difficulty. By
Charles L. IJodgson. Oxford : Parker. Pp. viii+
62, 8vo. Cloth. 3s. 6d. ... ... ... ... 1874
" Suggestions as to the Best Method of Taking Votes,
where more than two Issues are to be voted on."
Oxford : Hall and Stacy. Pp. 8, 8vo 1874
"The Blank Cheque." A Fable. By the Author of
" The New Belfry," and " The Vision of The Three
T's." Oxford: Parker. Pp. 14 + 2, cr. 8vo. In
wrapper. 4d. ... ... ... ... ... 1874
"Preliminary Algebra, and Euclid Book V." Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. ... ... ... 1874
" The Dynamics of a Parti-cle." Oxford: Parker. Pp.
24, cr. 8vo. In wrapper. 6d. ... ... ... 1874
" The New Method of Evaluation as applied to tt."
Oxford: Parker. Pp. 16, cr. 8vo. In wrapper. 4d. 1874
" Facts, Figures, and Fancies," relating to the Elections
to the Hebdomadal Council, the Offer of the
Clarendon Trustees, and the Proposal to convert
the Parks into Cricket-Grounds. Oxford : Parker.
Pp. 29 + 3, cr. 8vo. In wrapper. 8d. ... ... 1874
" Notes by an Oxford Chiel." Oxford : Parker. Cr.
8vo. Cloth, gilt edges 1874
[This book consists of the following six pamphlets
bound together — " The New Method of Evalua-
tion," "The Dynamics of a Particle," "Facts,
Figures, and Fancies," "The New Belfry," "The
Vision of the Three T's," and "The Blank
Cheque."]
" Examples in Arithmetic." Oxford : Printed at the
University Press. ... ... ... ... ... 1874
"Euclid, Books I. and II." Edited by Charles L.
Dodgson. Oxford : Parker. Diagram, Title,
Preface, and pp. 102, cr. 8vo. Cloth. ... ... 1875
[The book was circulated privately among Mathematical friends for hints. " Not yet published "
was printed above title.]
" The Professorship of Comparative Philology." (Three
leaflets.) Oxford : Printed at the University
Press. 1876
"A Method of taking Votes of more than two Issues."
Oxford : Printed at the University Press. Pp. 20,
cr. 8vo 1876
[A note on the title-page runs as follows: "As I
hope to investigate this subject further, and to
publish a more complete pamphlet on the sub-
ject, I shall feel greatly obliged if you will enter
in this copy any remarks that occur to you, and
return it to me any time before "] ...
Letter and Questions to Hospitals. Oxford : Printed
at the University Press. ... ... ... ... 1876
"An Easter Greeting." 1876
[Reprinted in London, by Macmillan & Co., in
1880.]
" Fame's Penny Trumpet." Not published. Oxford :
Baxter. Pp. 4, 4to. [Afterwards published in
"Rhyme? and Reason?"] 1876
"The Hunting of the Snark." An Agony, in Eight
Fits. By Lewis Carroll. With nine illustrations
by Henry Holiday. London : Macmillan. Pp.
xiH-83, 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 4s. 6d. ... 1876
"The Responsions of Hilary Term, 1877." (A letter
to the Vice-Chancellor.) Oxford : Printed at the
University Press. ... ... ... ... ... 1877
"A Charade." (Written with a cyclostyle.) Pp.4.... 1878
" Word-Links." (A game, afterwards called " Doublets,"
invented by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. Pp. 4, 8vo. ... 1878
[There is also a form written with a cyclostyle.]
"Doublets." A Word-Puzzle. By Lewis Carroll. London : Macmillan. Pp. 73, 8vo. Cloth. 2s.
(2nd edition, 1880.) ... ... ... ... 1879
" Euclid and His Modern Rivals." London: Macmillan.
8vo. Cloth. 6s. (2nd edition, 1885. Pp. xxxiH-2 75.) 1879
"Doublets." A Word-Puzzle. By Lewis Carroll.
Oxford : Printed at the University Press. Pp. 8.
8vo 1880
[This Puzzle appeared in Vanity Fair, April 19, 1879.]
" Letter from Mabel to Emily." To illustrate common
errors in letter-writing. (Written with a cyclostyle.) 1880
" Lize's Avonturen in het Wonderland." Naar het
Engelsch. [A Dutch version of " Alice in Wonder-
land."] Nijmegen. 4to (?)1881
" On Catching Cold." (A pamphlet, consisting of
extracts from two books by Dr. Inman.) Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. ... ... ... 1881
Jabberwocky." (Lewis Carroll's Poem, with A. A.
Vansittart's Latin rendering.) Oxford : Printed
at the University Press. ... ... ... ... 1881
Notice re Concordance to " In Memoriam." Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. ... ... ... 1881
" Lanrick." A Game for Two Players. Oxford :
Printed at the University Press. ... ... ... 1881
A Circular about the " School of Dramatic Art."
Oxford: Printed at the University Press. ... 1882
- ' An Analysis of the Responsions — Lists from Michael-
mas, 1873, to Michaelmas, 1881." Oxford : Printed
at the University Press. ... ... ... ... 1882
Circular asking for suggestions for a Girls' Edition of
Shakespeare. Oxford : Printed at the University
Press 1882
[Two different forms, one pp. 2, the other pp. 4.]
" Euclid, Books I. and IL" London : Macmillan.
Printed in Oxford. Pp. xi+io8. 8vo. Cloth. 2s. 1882
[Seven editions were subsequently published.]
"Dreamland." A Song. Words by Lewis Carroll; music by Rev. C. E. Hutchinson. Oxford : Printed at the University Press. ... ... ... ... 1882 " Mischmasch." (A game invented by the Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Oxford : Printed at the University Press. Two editions. ... ... ... ... 1882 " Rhyme ? and Reason ? " By Lewis Carroll. With sixty-five illustrations by Arthur B. Frost, and nine by Henry Holiday. London : Macmillan. Pp. xii + 214, cr. 8vo. Cloth. 7s. (Now in its 6th thousand.) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1883 [This book is a reprint, with a few additions, of "The Hunting of the Snark," and of the comic portions of " Phantasmagoria and Other Poems."] "Lawn Tennis Tournaments: the True Method of Assigning Prizes, with a Proof of the Fallacy of the Present Method." London : Macmillan. Printed in Oxford. 8vo 1883 " Rules for Reckoning Postage." Oxford: Baxter. ... 1883 "Twelve Months in a Curatorship." By One who has tried it. Oxford: Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 52, 8vo 1884 Supplement to Ditto. Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 8, 8vo 1884 Postscript to Ditto. Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 2, 8vo ^ ••• 1884 " Christmas Greetings." London : Macmillan. ... 1884 "The Profits of Authorship." By Lewis Carroll. London: Macmillan. 8vo. 6d 1884 "The Principles of Parliamentary Representation." London: Harrison. Pp. 56, 8vo. (Reprinted in 1885.) 1884 Supplement to Ditto. Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 8, 8vo. Two editions 1885 Postscript to Supplement to Ditto. Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, 8vo. Two editions.- ... 1885 Supplement to First Edition of " Euclid and His Modern Rivals." London : Macmillan. 8vo. IS 1885 "A Tangled Tale." By Lewis Carroll. With six illus- trations by Arthur B. Frost. London : Macmillan. Printed in Oxford. Pp. 152, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 4s. 6d. (Now in its 4th thousand.) ... 1885 [First appeared in Monthly Packet, April, 1882- November, 1884. There are also separate re- prints of each " Knot," and of the Answers to "Knots" L and IL] "Proposed Procuratorial Cycle." Oxford: Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, 4to 1885 '• The Procuratorial Cycle. Further Remarks." Oxford: Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 3, 4to. 1885 " Suggestions as to the Election of Proctors." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, 4to. (Reprinted, with additions, in 1886.) ... ... ... ... 1885 " Alice's Adventures Under Ground." By Lewis Carroll. With thirty-seven illustrations by the author. London: Macmillan. Pp. viii + QS, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 4s. (Now in its 4th thousand.) ... 1886 [This book is a facsimile of the original Manuscript story, afterwards developed into " Alice in Wonderland."] " Three Years in a Curatorship." By one whom it has tried. Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 32, ,cr. 8vo 1886 " Remarks on the Report of the Finance Committee." Oxford: Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 8, cr. 8vo. 1886 " Remarks on Mr. Sampson's Proposal." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, cr. 8vo 1886 " Observations on Mr. Sampson's Proposal." Oxford Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 12, 8vo. " First Paper on Logic." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 2, 8vo. "Fourth Paper on Logic. " Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 3, 8vo. "Fifth Paper on Logic." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, Svo. " Sixth Paper on Logic." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter. Pp. 4, Svo. "Questions in Logic." Oxford : Printed by E. Baxter, Pp. 4, fcap. fol. " Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ; and Through the Looking-Glass." People's editions, i vol. London Macmillan. Cr. Svo. Cloth. 4s. 6d " The Game of Logic." By Lewis Carroll. London Macmillan. Pp. 96, cr. Svo. Cloth. 3s. "Curiosa Mathematica, Part I. A New Theory of Parallels." By C. L. Dodgson. London : Mac- millan. Pp. 75. Svo. Cloth. 2S. (Reprinted in 1SS9, 1S90, and 1895.) "Memoria Technica." [Written with a cyclostyle.] Pp. 4 "Circular Billiards for Two Players." Invented, in 1S89, by Lewis Carroll. Two editions. ... ...(?) " Sylvie and Bruno." By Lewis Carroll. With forty- six illustrations by Harry Furniss. London : Mac- millan. Pp. xxiii + 400, cr. Svo. Cloth, gilt edges. (Now in its 13th thousand.) [The picture on p. 77 was drawn by Miss Alice Havers.] "The Nursery 'Alice.'" Containing twenty coloured enlargements from Tenniel's illustrations to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." With text adapted to nursery readers by Lewis Carroll. The 1S89 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1887 1888 1888 1889 cover designed and coloured by E. Gertrude Thomson. London : Macmillan. Pp. 56, 4to. Boards. 4s. (Now in its nth thousand.) ... 1890 "Eight or Nine Wise Words about Letter- Writing." By Lewis Carroll. Oxford : Emberlin and Son. (Now in its 5th edition.) ... ... ... ... 1890 [This pamphlet is sold with the " Wonderland " Postage-Stamp Case, published by Messrs. Emberlin and Son.] "The Stranger Circular." (A leaflet sent by Mr. Dodgson to people who wrote to him about his "Lewis Carroll" books, addressing the envelope to Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ... ... ... ... ... ... 1890 Circular, asking friends to send addresses of stationers likely to sell the "Wonderland" Postage-Stamp Case. Oxford: Printed by Sheppard. ... ... 1890 Circular sent to various Hospitals, offering free copies of Lewis Carroll's books. Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ...* ... ... ... ... ... 1890 List of Institutions to which above was to be sent. Oxford: Printed by Sheppard 1890 Circular, addressed to the Governing Body of Christ Church, Oxford, about the proposal to invite M.A.'s to dine at High Table 1891 "A Postal Problem." June, 189 1 1891 Ditto, Supplement 1891 A Circular about Resignation of Curatorship. Oxford: Printed by Sheppard 1892 A Circular about " unparliamentary " words used by some competitors in the "Syzygies" competition in The Lady. Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ... 1892 " Curiosissima Curatoria." By 'Rude Donatus.' (A Pamphlet sent to all resident members of Christ Church Common Room.) Oxford: Printed by Sheppard 1892 " Eighth Paper on Logic." Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ... ... ... ... ... ... 1892 [A revised version of one page was printed in same year.] " Ninth Paper on Logic." Oxford : Printed by Shep- pard 1892 " Notes to Logic Papers Eight and Nine." Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ... ... ... ... 1892 " Curiosa Mathematica, Part IIL Pillow Problems," thought out during wakeful hours, by C. L. Dodgson. London, Macmillan : Printed in Oxford. Pp. xvii+109, 8vo. Cloth, ist and 2nd editions. (Reprinted in 1894, 1895.) ••• ••• ••• 1893 " Syzygies and Lanrick." By Lewis Carroll. London : The Lady office. Pp. 26. 6d. ... ... ... 1893 " Sylvie and Bruno Concluded." By Lewis Carroll. With forty-six illustrations by Harry Furniss. London : Macmillan. Pp. xxi + 423, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 7s. 6d. (Now in its 3rd thousand.) ... ... ... ... "... ... 1893 [The picture on p. 409 was drawn by Miss Alice Havers.] '•A Disputed Point in Logic." ... ... ... ... 1894 " What the Tortoise said to Achilles." (Reprinted from Mind, December, 1894.) Pp. 4. ... ... ... 1894 " A Fascinating Mental Recreation for the Young." (A circular about Symbolic Logic, signed " Lewis Carroll.") (?)i895 " Resident Women-Students." (A circular, signed " Charles L Dodgson.") Oxford : Printed by Sheppard. ... ... ... ... ... ... 1896 " Symbolic Logic. Part I. Elementary." By Lewis Carroll. London: Macmillan. Pp. xxxi+192, cr. 8vo. Cloth. 2 s. (Now in its 4th edition.) ... ... ... ... ... ... 1896 "Three Sunsets and Other Poems." By Lewis Carroll. With twelve Fairy-Fancies byE. Gertrude Thomson. London : Macmillan. Pp. 68, fcap. 4to. Cloth, gilt edges. 4s 1898 [This book is a reprint, with additions, of the serious portions of " Phantasmagoria and Other Poems.] " To my Child-Friend." (A poem, reprinted in " The Game of Logic.") Pp.2 No date " The Alphabet-Cipher." No date