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Alice's adventures: Lewis Carroll in popular culture

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Introduction: A Mess of Souvenirs Chapter 1: The Many Lives of Lewis Carroll Chapter 2: The Man in White Paper Chapter 3: Analysing Alice Chapter 4: Illustrators of Alice Chapter 5: The Further Adventures of Alice Chapter 6: Adapting Alice Chapter 7: Dark Wonderland Chapter 8: Fans Chapter 9: Pilgrimage

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