Alice's Oxford: People and Places that Inspired Wonderland, Peter Hunt

Alice's Oxford: People and Places that Inspired Wonderland, Peter HuntNew Hardback Alices Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass are two of the most famous fantasies in world literature, and yet their roots are firmly in nineteenth century and the university city of Oxford, England. Oxfords, streets, colleges and buildings, the River Thames, and the villages on its banks, are imbued with literally hundreds of intricate connections to the books. Their author, Charles Dodgson, aka Lewis Carroll, spent most

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