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Lewis Carroll: Critical Essay by Lionel Morton

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Lewis Carroll
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SOURCE: Morton, Lionel. “Memory in the Alice Books.” Nineteenth-Century Fiction 33, no. 3 (December 1978): 285-308.

In the following essay, Morton discusses the role of memory and nostalgia in the poetry contained in the Alice books.

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