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From: The Independent - London
Date: 19980110
Author:Sally Varlow
Charles Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, the author, mathematician, pioneer photographer and perpetual puzzler, died 100 years ago on 14 January. With preparations under way for a commemorative wreath-laying ceremony at 3pm tomorrow at Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey, Sally Varlow offers a centenary alphabet of places, people and events linked with Carroll's work.
Alice's Adventures Underground, the original manuscript version, written and illustrated for Alice Liddell, is one of the British Library's top 10 treasures on permanent display, currently at the British Museum, Great ...
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