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General & OtherRhyme? and reason? By Lewis Carroll [pseud.] With sixty-five illustrations by Arthur B. Frost and nine by Henry HolidayLewis Carroll

Rhyme? and reason? By Lewis Carroll [pseud.] With sixty-five illustrations by Arthur B. Frost and nine by Henry Holiday

Name: Rhyme? and reason? By Lewis Carroll [pseud.] With sixty-five illustrations by Arthur B. Frost and nine by Henry Holiday
Author: Lewis Carroll

Lewis Carroll

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Author: Lewis Carroll
Category: General & Other
Language: English
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Lewis Carroll was the pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832–1898), a shy mathematics lecturer at Christ Church, Oxford, who was also a deacon, a pioneering photographer and the author of books on logic. On a boat trip in July 1862 he made up a story for the three daughters of the college dean, and ten-year-old Alice Liddell asked him to write it down.

The result, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, followed by Through the Looking-Glass and The Hunting of the Snark, changed children's books forever with nonsense, wordplay and logic games that delight adults as much as children.

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