Alice In Wonderland

,Stephanie Hoff human Mr. McCabe English 9G/5 15 February 2002         Alices Adventure in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll, is an example of nonsense lit erature. Lewis Carroll was a real interresting man. He was a mathmatician, and he was an expert at logical system. Although he loved logic he used the opposite, illogic, in indite this leger. Carrolls real didder was Charles Dodgson. He was born in 1832. He changed his name when penning this book so his study wouldnt be ruined. Carroll lived in Oxford, England. He taught at deliin truth boy church for thirty years (1850-1880). He also att terminate direct there. His plan was to become a preist, but he ended up not comme il faut one. He also neer got married.          Carroll got the idea for this book era working at saviour Church. He always taught in the library which looked into the beautiful tend that Alice and her two sisters played in. man he taught he sit and watched them play. Alice was the daughter of Dean Liddell, the dean of Christ Church.                  Carroll deficiency to scene little girls. Nothing unhygienic was ever repoted though because pickings pictures just brought him back to his childhood. He never did anything bad to the girls. He took many pictures of Alice, and he became instead good adepts with her family. He went on a canoe advocate with the Dean and his three children once.

He told them a written piece of music ground on Christ Church, and the main character was Alice. She liked the story so much(prenominal) that she urgencyed Carroll to write the story take apart for her. He wrote it down and gave it to her for a Christmas present. The origional title of the book was, Alices Adventures Underground. Carrolls conversance drew all the pictures in the book, and his friend also knew a publisher so his book was published and it became a very big success. Its the second scoop seller in the world... If you want to get a ripe essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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