The Life, Struggles, and Successes of English Author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll): The Location Carroll Wrote the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Alice in Wonderland) Publication, the Original Career Path of Carroll, the Reason Carroll Did Not Want to be Photographed, Carroll Taking Photographs of Friends, Artists, and Celebrities, the Person the Fictional Character Alice Pleasance Liddell From the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication is Predicated Upon, Carroll Writing Detailed Diaries of His Life’s Events, Carroll’s Symbolism to Denote a Special Day Within His Diary, Carroll Becoming Friends With the Adolescent Daughters of English Writer Henry Liddell During Adulthood, the Reason Carroll Developed a Relationship With English Student Alice Liddell, English Student Lorina Liddell (Alice Liddell’s Sister), and English Student Edith Liddell (Alice Liddell’s Sister), the First Time Carroll Told the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Story to the Liddell Sisters, the Pen Name Carroll Utilized, the Reason Carroll Created the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Storyline in Real Time, the Reason the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Storyline Evolved, the Length of Time Required to Write the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication, the Person Carroll Gifted the Original Version of the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication to, the Symbolism of Carroll’s Large Depiction of Alice Liddell and a Small Rabbit Wearing a Suit, Multiple Nude Photographs of Adolescents Discovered Within Carroll’s Photograph Collections, the Possibility of Carroll Having Encounters With Law Enforcement Because of His Works, Evidence of Carroll’s Obsessive Compulsive Personality, Carroll Practicing His Layout, Handwriting, and Illustrations Prior to Publication, the Alternative Titles for the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication, the Reason Carroll Desired a Red Cover for the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication, the 19th Century Version of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland vs the Modern Day Version of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the First Female Protagonist Within Children’s Literature, the Person Present When Carroll Told the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Story for the First Time, the Reason Carroll’s Jokes Within the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication are Targeted Toward Academics, English Author Virginia Woolf’s Quote Related to Carroll, the Role Carroll Filled Within His Family, the End of Alice Liddell and Carroll’s Relationship, the Ambiguity of Missing Pages From Carroll’s Diaries, the Possible Reason the Relationship Between Alice Liddell and Carroll Ended, the Secondary Possible Reason the Relationship Between Alice Liddell and Carroll Ended, the Tertiary Possible Reason the Relationship Between Alice Liddell and Carroll Ended, the Ambiguity of All 3 Explanations, the Legal Age of Romantic Consent Within England During the 19th Century, the Institution Which Terminated and Then Re-Hired Carroll, the Person Alice Liddell Married and the Child Named for Carroll, How Carroll Kept Alight the Memory of Alice Liddell, the Motivation for Carroll Writing Sequels to the Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Publication, the Possible Reason Carroll Was Fascinated With Alice Liddell, Carroll Acquiring Hundreds of Adolescent Friends During Adulthood, the Ambiguity of the Relationship Between Carroll and His Adolescent Friends, the Argument in Favor and in Opposition to Carroll’s Alleged Pedophilia, the Reason English Author Stuart Dodgson Collingwood May Have Altered Details of Carroll’s Life Within the Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll Publication, the View of the Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll Publication During the Modern Day, the Argument of Collingwood Suffering From Pedophilia, the Concept of Photographing Nude Adolescents During the 19th Century, the Reason for This European Societal View During the 19th Century, the Possibility of Modern Day Society Blindly Viewing Carroll’s Personality to Preserve His Legacy, the Reason Some are Willing to Overlook Evidence of Carroll’s Pedophilic Tendencies, the Nude Photograph of Alice Liddell Within French Museum the Musée Cantini (Musée Cantini de la Ville de Marseille), the Ambiguity of the Beggar Maid Photograph, the Reason the Beggar Maid Photograph Cannot be Analyzed Abroad, the Beggar Maid Photograph Analysis and Conclusion From English Author Edward Wakeling, the Beggar Maid Photograph’s Analysis and Conclusion From English Photograph Conservationist Nicholas Burnett, the Ambiguity of the “MC” Abbreviation Upon the Beggar Maid Photograph, the Reason the Musée Cantini Inherited the Beggar Maid Photograph, the Time Frame When Carroll Photographed the Liddell Sisters, the Period When Carroll Began Utilizing His Photography Studio, the Reason it is Understood That the Beggar Maid Photograph is Cropped, Carroll’s Preferred Camera Technology, the Printing Technique Used for the Beggar Maid Photograph, the Reason the Date of the Beggar Maid Photograph is Established, Evidence Suggesting Carroll Produced Nude Imagery of Alice Liddell, Forensic Evidence Confirming the Beggar Maid Photograph to be of Alice Liddell, Facial Analysis Which Confirms the Beggar Maid Photograph, and the Legality of the Forensic Photographic Evidence Collected During the Modern Day