Charles Dodgson and Alice Liddell Go To Paris (1997, signed copy)
Signed by Anne Clark Amor
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Printing Details
First edition, second printing. Paperback one of a small number as the printing details state "produced in a small number for the Lewis Carroll Society's summer excursion to Paris, 3rd to 6th July, 1997", stapled binding. 21 × 14.5cm, unpaginated (12pp).
Signed inside the front cover by Anne Clark Amor. [This copy from the library of Morton Cohen]
Published on behalf of the Lewis Carroll Society. This monograph explores a notable, parallel biographical episode in the lives of Charles Dodgson and Alice Liddell: their respective travels to Paris. Dodgson was famously an reluctant traveler who rarely left Britain—his only major continental trip being his famous journey to Russia in 1867 with Henry Liddon (passing through Paris on the return). Alice Liddell, by contrast, visited Paris on multiple occasions with the Liddell family as part of their grand European travels.
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This copy is in very good condition.
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