Lewis Carroll

Lewis Carroll’s Childhood and Schooling

On January 27, 1832, Lewis Carroll (born Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) was born into Northern English with Iris connections family in Cheshire, England His grandfather (also named Charles Dodgson) had advanced through the ranks of the Anglican High Church. His grandfather died in 1803 when Lewis Carroll’s father and uncle were babies.

In the Dodgson family, Carroll was the oldest boy but already the third child of a four and a half year marriage. In the end, there were seven girls and four boys in the Dodgson family. His mother Frances June Lutwidge as his father’s first cousin.

Lewis Carroll carried a gene of being a smart, full of feelings child. In his elementary school years, Carroll was taught at home. In his schooling agenda, Carroll was reading, “ The Pilgrims Progress” at age seven. Carroll got severely sick hen he was five. He was naturally left handed but, suffered sever mind trauma.

Lewis Carroll as sent away at age twelve. He was sent to a private school at nearby Richmond named Danbury; where he settled in nicely. Unfortunately, in 1845, Carroll’s fam

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