“FACTS, FIGURES, AND FANCIES,” relating to the 1874
  Elections to the Hebdomadal Council, the Offer of
  the Clarendon Trustees, and the Proposal to
  convert the Parks into Cricket-Grounds. 
  Oxford:  Parker.  Pp. 29 + 3, cr. 8vo.  In wrapper. 8d.

“NOTES BY AN OXFORD CHIEL.” 1874
  Oxford:  Parker.  Cr. 8vo.  Cloth, gilt edges.
  [This book consists of the following six pamphlets
  bound together—­“The New Method of Evaluation,”
  “The Dynamics of a Particle,” “Facts, Figures, and
  Fancies,” “The New Belfry,” “The Vision of the
  Three T’s,” and “The Blank Cheque.”]

“EXAMPLES IN ARITHMETIC.” 1874
  Oxford:  Printed at the University Press.

“EUCLID, BOOKS I. and II.”  Edited by Charles L. 1875
  Dodgson. 
  Oxford:  Parker.  Diagram, Title, Preface,
  and pp. 102, cr. 8vo.  Cloth.
  [The book was circulated privately among
  Mathematical friends for hints.  “Not yet
  published” was printed above title.]

“THE PROFESSORSHIP OF COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY.” 1876
  (Three leaflets.)
  Oxford:  Printed at the University Press.

“A METHOD OF TAKING VOTES OF MORE THAN TWO 1876
  ISSUES.” 
  Oxford:  Printed at the University Press. 
  Pp. 20, cr. 8vo.
  [A note on the title-page runs as follows:  “As I
  hope to investigate this subject further, and to
  publish a more complete pamphlet on the subject, I
  shall feel greatly obliged if you will enter in
  this copy any remarks that occur to you, and
  return it to me any time before—­“]

LETTER AND QUESTIONS TO HOSPITALS.  Oxford:  1876 Printed at the University Press.

“AN EASTER GREETING.” [Reprinted in London, by 1876
  Macmillan & Co., in 1880.]

“FAME’S PENNY TRUMPET.”  Not published. 1876
  Oxford:  Baxter.  Pp. 4, 4to.
  [Afterwards published in “Rhyme? and Reason?”]

“THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK.”  An Agony, in Eight 1876
  Fits.  By Lewis Carroll.  With nine illustrations by
  Henry Holiday. 
  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. xi + 83, 8vo.  Cloth,
  gilt edges. 4s.. 6d.

“THE RESPONSIONS OF HILARY TERM, 1877.” 1877
  (A letter to the Vice-Chancellor.)
  Oxford:  Printed at the University Press.

“A CHARADE.” (Written with a cyclostyle.) Pp. 4. 1878

“WORD-LINKS.” (A game, afterwards called 1878
  “DOUBLETS,” invented by the Rev. C.L.  Dodgson.)
  Oxford:  Printed at the University Press.  Pp. 4,
  8vo.[There is also a form written with a
  cyclostyle.]

“DOUBLETS.”  A Word-Puzzle.  By Lewis Carroll. 1879
  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. 73, 8vo.  Cloth. 2s. (2nd
  edition, 1880.)