MembreLewis_Carroll

Collections
Toutes les collections (2,644), Votre bibliothèque (2,644), Brooks (1,833), Blackwell (358), Parker (348), Agency (432)
Mots-clés
British Literature (532), Poetry (396), Religion (356), - ? - (202), First|Original Edition (186), Children's Books (184), Reference (133), Mathematics (131), - Marked C.L.D. (129), Natural Science (121), Medicine (88), Linguistics (82), History (80), - Marked Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (76), Literary History|Criticism (62), American Literature (60), Biology (58), Travel (56), Art|Architecture (55), Humour (52), Philosophy (49), Supernatural|Paranormal (46), Drama (46), Biography (42), Oxford University (41), Women (36), Games|Puzzles (36), Logic (35), Great Britain (31), Alice Derived Books (30), Politics (29), Periodical (29), Folk Literature (28), - Date Inferred (28), Anthology (28), Music (23), Psychology (20), Gothic|Supernatural Fiction (16), Folklore (16), Sociology (16), Theatre (16), Children's Books? (16), Ephemera (16), Latin Literature (15), Social Conditions (15), Sports|Pastimes (15), Bampton Lectures (15), Astronomy (15), Journalism (14), Religion? (14), William Shakespeare (13), Physics (12), Education (12), Pickering's Diamond Classics (12), Doublets (12), Varia (12), Geography (12), Euclid (11), Oxford (U.K.) (11), United States (10), British Literature? (10), London (U.K.) (10), Gender Relations (10), Facsimile (10), VERY Scarce (9), Proofs (9), Autobiography (9), Food|Diet (9), Comic Nursery Tales in Humorous Verse (9), France (8), Domestic Matters (8), Alice Type Books (8), Children (8), Alcohol (8), Manuscript (8), Philosophy? (8), Alfred Lord Tennyson (8), Ireland (7), Photography (7), Fraud|Hoax (7), Miracles (7), Russia (7), Greek Literature (6), Middle East (6), Italian Literature (6), Pamphlets (6), Chemistry (6), French Literature (6), Poetry? (5), Economy (5), Law (5), Mythology (5), Education? (5), Beach|Bath Resorts (5), Chess (5), Quotations (5), H. Daniel's Private Press (5), Prayer Book (5), German Literature (5), India (5), Voice (5), American Literature? (5), Conversation (4), Calendar (4), Hymnal (4), Billiards (4), Statistics (4), Angling (4), Physiognomy (4), Antiques (4), Gypsies (4), Crime|Scandal (4), House of Stuart (4), Cambridge University (4), Caricature (4), Decorative Arts (4), Etymology (4), Engineering (4), Mormonism (4), Supernatural|Paranormal? (4), Geology (4), - Identification Inferred (4), Scripts (3), Race Relations (3), Sailing (3), Apocrypha (3), Palestine (3), Ethnology (3), Taiwan (3), Council of Trent (3), Germany (3), Sociology? (3), Periodical? (3), Spain (3), Salisbury (U.K.) (3), Isle of Wight (U.K.) (3), - Marked with Stamp (3), China (3), Mnemonics (3), Boyle Lectures (3), Zanzibar (3), Satire (3), Russian Literature (3), Wine (3), Italy (3), Prince Charles Stuart (2), Translated Into Dead Language (2), John Ruskin (2), Moon (2), Popular Culture (2), Circus (2), Chinese Literature (2), Illustrations (2), Politics? (2), Dreaming (2), Blindness (2), Hibbert Lectures (2), Edinburgh (U.K.) (2), Psychology? (2), Recreation (2), Nobility (2), Maxims (2), Iceland (2), Islam (2), Indian Literature (2), Austria (2), Letters (2), Slavery (2), Essays (2), Poetics (2), Buddhism (2), Colours (2), Tides (2), New Zealand (2), Paris (France) (2), Japan (2), Toys (2), Eugenics (2), Rugby School (2), Horsemanship (1), Charles Kean (1), Gothic|Supernatural Fiction? (1), Mechanics (1), Arctic (1), Central Africa (1), Polish Literature (1), Crimean War (1), Walking (1), John Henry Newman? (1), Francis Saville Kent (1), Thomas de Quincey (1), John Keats (1), Journalism? (1), Suppressed (1), William Bligh (1), Literary History|Criticism? (1), Carpentry (1), Tobacco (1), Crafts (1), Proverbs (1), Deafness (1), Natural Science? (1), Caricature? (1), Stonehenge (1), Isa Bowman (1), Lake District (U.K.) (1), Margate (U.K.) (1), Reading University College (1), Brighton (U.K.) (1), Old Sarum (U.K.) (1), Canterbury (U.K.) (1), The Trossachs (U.K.) (1), Peru (1), Surrey (U.K.) (1), Thomas Dodgson (1), Hampshire (U.K.) (1), Berkshire (U.K.) (1), Oxfordshire (U.K.) (1), Buckinghamshire (U.K.) (1), Exeter (U.K.) (1), J.M. Hoppin (1), Westminster School (1), Robert Browning (1), Norway (1), Theodore Hook (1), St. Petersburg (Russia) (1), Greece (1), - Needs Checking (1), Oxford University? (1), - Marked Dodgson (1), Charlotte Brontë (1), Whitby (U.K.) (1), John Lang Bickersteth (1), Linguistics? (1), Belgium (1), Benjamin Disraeli (1), Sir Henry Taylor (1), Superstition (1), William Hamilton (1), Davenport Brothers (1), Marjorie Fleming (1), Bibliography (1), Croquet (1), Euthanasia (1), Rome (Italy) (1), Meteorology (1), Human Nature (1), Danish Literature (1), Optical Illusions (1), Canada (1), Mexico (1), Chronology (1), Inventions (1), Death Penalty (1), Anecdotes (1), Rigging (1), School Books (1), Milton (1), Safety (1), Posture (1), Cricket (1), Writing (1), Fashion (1), Aphorisms (1), Exploration (1), El Cid (1), Egypt (1), Parody (1), Slave Trade (1), Father Damien (1), Fanny Stenhouse (1), Margaret Fuller (1), House of Habsburg (1), Lorenzo de Medici (1), Earl of Rochester (1), Financial Matters (1), Ellen Watson (1), Percy Bysshe Shelley (1), Law? (1), Bernard Gilpin (1), Eugene Aram (1), William Cowper (1), Charley Ross (1), Algernon Swinburne (1), Lord George Gordon (1), Sir Walter Scott (1), Serbian Literature (1), Charles Darwin (1), Edgar Allan Poe (1), Hawaii (1), Australian Literature (1), Elizabeth Browning (1), Michael Faraday (1), Edinburgh University (1), Frederick W. Robertson (1), Bookkeeping (1), Thomas Hood (1), Teetotalism (1), George Boole (1), John Henry Newman (1)
Nuages
Nuage des mots-clés, Nuage des auteurs, Miroir des mots-clés
Médias
Groupes
Inscrit depuis
Sep 9, 2008
Nom réel
Lewis Carroll
A propos de ma bibliothèque
This catalogue is best viewed with "comments" showing.

Sources 1898 (all reproduced in Lewis Carroll's Library (1981), edited by Jeffrey Stern:
1.) "E.J. Brooks, Oxford" (auction catalogue - the books being lots #301 to #369i),
2.) "B.H. Blackwell, Oxford" (bookseller's catalogue - Carroll's books being #941 to #1300, the numbering is a bit of a mess though, skipping some numbers and using others twice),
3.) "James Parker and Co, Oxford & London" (bookseller's catalogue - this one is unnumbered), and
4.) "Art & Antique Agency, Oxford" (catalogue of a seller of books and rarities - only partially numbered). Only the books will be entered, and we'll skip the teapots, plaster casts, and costumes, &c.
Note: The booksellers purchased at least some of their inventory at the auction, when possible to identify these with certainty the entries will be merged.

Also of interest for this library is Lewis Carroll among his books : A descriptive catalogue of the private library of Charles L. Dodgson (2005) by Charlie Lovett.

Additionally the bibliography in The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll (1898, using the 1899 printing though) by Carroll's nephew Stuart Dodgson Collingwood will be taken into account, since it shows which books by Carroll the family was aware off at the time of his death. It will be used with caution though.

For information about Carroll's own more obscure works, like the question under which name he published it, we will rely on The Lewis Carroll handbook by Sidney Herbert Williams & Falconer Madan (1931, but using the 1979 edition revised by David Crutch).

Works of which we can be sure that Carroll knew them, because he either quoted or parodied them in his own work, or mentions them in his surviving correspondence, may get entered in a final stage. If so, they will be in a separate collection. The same goes for works that were logically in his library but remained in the family (the Diaries, for example).

Publication info will only be given if and in so far as explicit in the original sources, or if can be logically inferred.

Obviously every effort will be made not to infringe upon the copyrights of either Mr. Stern or Mr. Lovett.
A propos de moi
I'm best known as Lewis Carroll: author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking Glass and what Alice found there (1871).

But my real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson: Oxford don, mathematician, logician, Anglican clergyman, and pioneer photographer.

In life I tried to keep the personae separate.

Born January 27, 1832 at Daresbury (Cheshire, England)
Died January 14, 1898 at Guildford (Surrey, England)
Lieu (géographique)
Oxford, UK