Cinderella

This most beloved of all fairy tales is told in many versions and found in many different cultures - from the Italian CENERANTOLA to the Russian CHERNUSHKA. For this edition, first published in 1919, Charles Sedon Evans, a schoolmaster turned publisher, used the features of the tale as told by Charles Perrault - the pumpkin coach, the mice horses, the rat coachman, the lizard footmen, and the glass slipper - but expanded it to a full-length story so as to offer Arthur Rackham maximum opportun…