Alice didn't have any prizes for a Caucus-race with her, but she searched in her pockets and found some sweets. She had enough sweets to give exactly one sweet to every runner.

Dodgson published "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" in 1865, and it was an immediate popular hit. Phrases and characters from it, along with other writings Dodgson did, would enter the English ...

Criticism of caucuses, it turns out, is far from new. In fact, it dates back to at least the 1860s, when the idea of a caucus was mocked in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: ...

The city of Oxford and Christ Church were inspirations behind Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Like the story of a curious girl named Alice who followed a White Rabbit down a rabbit-hole into ...

Alice in Wonderland: Part 4: The White Rabbit's house Alice in Wonderland: Part 5: Advice from a caterpillar Alice in Wonderland: Part 6: Pig and Pepper Alice in Wonderland: Part 7: A mad tea ...

Learning English Stories Alice in Wonderland: Part 3: The Caucus-race ...