The History of the University of Oxford: Volume VI: Nineteenth Century Oxford, Part 1
M G Brock editor M C Curthoys editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Published:27th Nov '97
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
The University of Oxford saw far-reaching intellectual and institutional changes in the course of the nineteenth century. In 1800 it was still an Anglican institution in an Anglican state, one of its foremost duties being the maintenance of the principles of the Church of England. Before the end of the century, its transformation to an undenominational `free-thinking' institution was almost complete. Volume VI of the magisterial History of the University explores the major developments of the period.
It is difficult in a short review to do justice to so massive, authoritative and well-illustrated a work as the latest volume of the official history of Oxford University. * R. D. Anderson, History *
This work ... is in every way monumental. One should note the consensus of its contributors: the feeling for the university we have almost everywhere lost. * John Vincent, The Times (metro section) *
One can find everything one wants to know in the Oxford History .../ Max Beloff, All Souls College, Oxford University, Minerva, Vol 36, no 4, winter 1998
it is in every way monumental * John Vincent, The Times *
ISBN: 9780199510160
Dimensions: 243mm x 164mm x 53mm
Weight: 1438g
876 pages