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LEWIS CARROLL — Frontispiece

ARCHDEACON DODGSON AS A YOUNG MAN

DARESBURY PARSONAGE, LEWIS CARROLL’S BIRTHPLACE

LEWIS CARROLL, AGED 8

MRS. DODGSON, LEWIS CARROLL’S MOTHER

CROFT RECTORY; ARCHDEACON DODGSON AND FAMILY IN FOREGROUND

TOY STATION IN GARDEN AT CROFT

ARCHBISHOP TAIT

“THE ONLY SISTER WHO WOULD WRITE TO HER BROTHER”

“THE AGE OF INNOCENCE”.

“THE SCANTY MEAL”

“THE FIRST EARRING”

ILLUSTRATIONS TO “LAYS OF SORROW,” NO. 2

EXTERIOR OF CHRIST CHURCH

GRAVE OF ARCHDEACON AND MRS. DODGSON IN CROFT CHURCHYARD

LEWIS CARROLL, AGED 23

ARCHDEACON DODGSON

ARCHBISHOP LONGLEY

“ALAS! WHAT BOOTS—”

ALFRED TENNYSON

THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN

BISHOP WILBERFORCE

ALICE LIDDELL AS “THE BEGGAR-CHILD”

SKETCH FROM ST. LEONARD’S CONCERT-ROOM

GEORGE MACDONALD AND HIS DAUGHTER LILY

MRS. ROSSETTI AND HER CHILDREN, DANTE GABRIEL, CHRISTINA, AND WILLIAM

LORINA, ALICE, AND EDITH LIDDELL

GEORGE MACDONALD

J. SANT, R.A.

HOLMAN HUNT

SIR JOHN MILLAIS

CHARLOTTE M. YONGE

CANON LIDDON

“INSTANCE OF HIEROGLYPHIC WRITING OF THE DATE 1867”

SIR JOHN TENNIEL

LEWIS CARROLL’S STUDY AT CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD

PROFESSOR FARADAY

JUSTICE DENMAN

LORD SALISBURY AND HIS TWO SONS

FACSIMILE OF A LETTER FROM SIR JOHN TENNIEL TO LEWIS CARROLL, DATED JUNE 1, 1870

JOHN RUSKIN

HENRY HOLIDAY IN HIS STUDIO

LEWIS CARROLL

ELLEN TERRY

TOM TAYLOR

KATE TERRY

MISS E. GERTRUDE THOMSON

DR. LIDDELL

“RESPONSIONS”

DREAMLAND.

H. FURNISS

“BALBUS AND THE DRAGON”

MEDLEY OF TENNIEL’S ILLUSTRATIONS IN “ALICE”

FACSIMILE OF A LETTER FROM H. FURNISS TO LEWIS CARROLL, DATED AUGUST 23, 1886.

SYLVIE AND BRUNO

FACSIMILE OF PROGRAMME OF “ALICE IN WONDERLAND” PRODUCED AT THE ROYAL GLOBE THEATRE, DECEMBER 26, 1888.

“THE MAD TEA PARTY”

THE LATE DUKE OF ALBANY

THE DEAN OF CHRIST CHURCH

THE MECHANICAL “HUMPTY DUMPTY”

LEWIS CARROLL

THE CHESTNUTS, GUILDFORD

LEWIS CARROLL’S GRAVE

LORINA AND ALICE LIDDELL

ALICE LIDDELL

XIE KITCHIN

XIE KITCHIN AS A CHINAMAN

ALICE AND THE DORMOUSE

FACSIMILE OF A “LOOKING-GLASS” LETTER FROM LEWIS CARROLL TO MISS EDITH BALL

ARTHUR HUGHES AND HIS DAUGHTER AGNES

“WHAT I LOOK LIKE WHEN I’M LECTURING”