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Through the Looking-Glass and what Alice found there. Inscribed by the Author





Book Description
Signed first edition, wade for wabe on page 21. Inscribed on the half-title in purple ink: Elizabeth Ley Hussey from the Author, Christmas 1871. See Carroll's photograph reproduced here. The sitter, Elizabeth (also known as Bessie) Ley Hussey was one of his 'childhood' friends, this friendship appears to have lasted for three decades. When Dodgson arrived at Christ Church he stayed in rooms belonging to Jacob Ley, Elizabeth's uncle. Slight spotting, minimal restoration to the spine, a remarkably well preserved copy.
Dealer Notes
188 x 132mm.
Author
Lewis Carroll
Date
1872
Binding
Red cloth decorated in gilt. Aeg.
Publisher
MacMillan & Co.
Illustrator
John Tenniel
Condition
Very good
Pages
224
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