“FIRST PAPER ON LOGIC.” 1886
  Oxford:  Printed by E. Baxter.  Pp. 2, 8vo.

“FOURTH PAPER ON LOGIC.” 1886
  Oxford:  Printed by E. Baxter.  Pp. 3, 8vo.

“FIFTH PAPER ON LOGIC.” 1887
  Oxford:  Printed by E. Baxter.  Pp. 4, 8vo.

“SIXTH PAPER ON LOGIC.” 1887
  Oxford:  Printed by E. Baxter.  Pp. 4, 8vo.

“QUESTIONS IN LOGIC.” 1887
  Oxford:  Printed by E. Baxter.  Pp. 4, fcap. fol.

“ALICE’S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND; AND THROUGH THE 1887
  LOOKING-GLASS.”  People’s editions, 1 vol. 
  London:  Macmillan.  Cr. 8vo.  Cloth. 4s. 6d.

“THE GAME OF LOGIC.”  By Lewis Carroll. 1887
  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. 96, cr. 8vo.  Cloth. 3s.

“CURIOSA MATHEMATICA, Part I. A New Theory of 1888
  Parallels.”  By C. L. Dodgson. 
  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. 75. 8vo.  Cloth. 2s. 
  (Reprinted in 1889, 1890, and 1895.)

“MEMORIA TECHNICA.” [Written with a cyclostyle.] 1888
  Pp. 4

“CIRCULAR BILLIARDS FOR TWO PLAYERS.”  Invented, in (?)1889
  1889, by Lewis Carroll.  Two editions

“SYLVIE AND BRUNO.”  By Lewis Carroll.  With 1889
  forty-six illustrations by Harry Furniss. 
  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. xxiii + 400, cr. 8vo. 
  Cloth, gilt edges. (Now in its 13th thousand.)
  [The picture on p. 77 was drawn by Miss Alice Havers.]

“THE NURSERY ‘ALICE.’” Containing twenty coloured 1890
  enlargements from Tenniel’s illustrations to
  “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.”  With text
  adapted to nursery readers by Lewis Carroll.  The
  cover designed and coloured by E. Gertrude
  Thomson.  London:  Macmillan.  Pp. 56, 4to.  Boards.
  4s. (Now in its 11th thousand.)

“EIGHT OR NINE WISE WORDS ABOUT LETTER-WRITING.” 1890
  By Lewis Carroll.  Oxford:  Emberlin and Son. (Now
  in its 5th edition.) [This pamphlet is sold with
  the “Wonderland” Postage-Stamp Case, published by
  Messrs. Emberlin and Son.]

“THE STRANGER CIRCULAR.” (A leaflet sent by Mr. 1890
  Dodgson to people who wrote to him about his
  “Lewis Carroll” books, addressing the envelope to
  Rev. C. L. Dodgson.)
  Oxford:  Printed by Sheppard.

CIRCULAR, asking friends to send addresses of 1890
  stationers likely to sell the
  “Wonderland” Postage-Stamp Case. 
  Oxford:  Printed by Sheppard.

CIRCULAR SENT TO VARIOUS HOSPITALS, offering free 1890
  copies of Lewis Carroll’s books. 
  Oxford:  Printed by Sheppard.

LIST OF INSTITUTIONS to which above was to be sent. 1890
  Oxford:  Printed by Sheppard.