The Curious History of Alice in Wonderland: From Oxford Riverbank to Global Icon
On a summer afternoon in 1862, a shy Oxford mathematician named Charles Lutwidge Dodgson took a rowing trip up the Thames with a colleague and three young sisters, daughters of the dean of Christ Church College. To pass the time, he told the girls a rambling story about a bored little girl who follows a
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