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Education<br />

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Sewell, S. Thoughts on the admission <strong>of</strong> Dissenters to the<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Oxford. Oxford 1834.<br />

Turton, Thomas. Thoughts on the admission <strong>of</strong> persons, without<br />

regard to their religious opinions, to certain degrees in the universities<br />

<strong>of</strong> England. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1834, 1835 (with A review <strong>of</strong> the<br />

principal dissenting colleges).<br />

Lee, Samuel. Some remarks on the Dean <strong>of</strong> Peterborough’s tract.<br />

<strong>Cambridge</strong> 1834.<br />

Thirwall, Connor. A letter to the Revd Thos Turton on the admission<br />

<strong>of</strong> Dissenters to academical degrees. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1834. A<br />

second letter followed the above.<br />

Whewell, William. Additional remarks on some parts <strong>of</strong> Mr<br />

Thirwall’s two letters. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1834.<br />

See also Quart Rev 52 1834, Edinburgh Rev 60 1834–5.<br />

Wordsworth, Christopher. On the admission <strong>of</strong> Dissenters to reside<br />

and graduate. <strong>Cambridge</strong> 1834.<br />

Manning, William Oke. Remarks upon religious tests at the <strong>English</strong><br />

universities. 1846.<br />

Arnold, Thomas et al. Opinions on the admission <strong>of</strong> Dissenters to<br />

the universities and on university reform. 1847.<br />

Opinions on the admission <strong>of</strong> Dissenters and on university reform.<br />

1847. By Palmerston, Lord John Russell, Sir W. Hamilton, J. S. Mill<br />

et al.<br />

Smith, G. Plea for the abolition <strong>of</strong> tests in the university. Oxford<br />

1864.<br />

Young, Sir G. Series <strong>of</strong> letters to the Guardian, later published as a<br />

pamphlet under the title University tests. 1868.<br />

Select Committee on University Tests: report to Parliament. 1870.<br />

Summarised in <strong>Cambridge</strong> Chron 6 May 1871.<br />

Modern studies: general works<br />

<strong>The</strong> following are in addition to those cited in the previous section. See also<br />

under Individual universities, below.<br />

Armytage, W. H. G. Civic universities: aspects <strong>of</strong> a British tradition.<br />

1955.<br />

Newsome, D. Godliness and good learning: four studies on a<br />

Victorian ideal. 1961.<br />

Ashby, Sir Eric and M. Anderson. <strong>The</strong> rise <strong>of</strong> the student estate in<br />

Britain. 1970.<br />

Sanderson, M. <strong>The</strong> universities and British industry 1850–1970.<br />

1972.<br />

Sanderson, M. (ed). <strong>The</strong> universities in the nineteenth century. 1974.<br />

Includes writings <strong>of</strong> Hamilton, Jowett, Whewell, Pattison,<br />

Huxley, Arnold, Mill and Newman.<br />

Stone, L. (ed). <strong>The</strong> university in society. 2 vols 1974.<br />

Rothblatt, S. Tradition and change in <strong>English</strong> liberal education: an<br />

essay in history and culture. 1976.<br />

Burrow, J. W. <strong>The</strong> <strong>English</strong> tradition <strong>of</strong> liberal education. History <strong>of</strong><br />

Education Quart 20 1980.<br />

Newton, J. S. <strong>The</strong> liberationists and the universities: Edward Miall<br />

and the struggle for university reform in the mid-nineteenth<br />

century. Durham Univ Jnl 43 1981.<br />

Heyck, T. W. <strong>The</strong> transformation <strong>of</strong> intellectual life in Victorian<br />

England. 1982.<br />

Jarausch, C. H. (ed). <strong>The</strong> transformation <strong>of</strong> higher learning<br />

1860–1930. 1983.<br />

Slee, P. Learning and liberal education: the study <strong>of</strong> modern history<br />

in the Universities <strong>of</strong> Oxford, <strong>Cambridge</strong> and Manchester<br />

1800–1914. Manchester 1986.<br />

Heyck, T. W. <strong>The</strong> idea <strong>of</strong> a university in Britain 1870–1970. History <strong>of</strong><br />

European Ideas 8 1987.<br />

Mangan, J. A. Liberal education and the ancient universities: ideology<br />

and change in Victorian and Edwardian Oxbridge.<br />

International Jnl <strong>of</strong> the History <strong>of</strong> Sport 4 1987.<br />

Jones, D. R. <strong>The</strong> origins <strong>of</strong> civic universities: Manchester, Leeds and<br />

Liverpool. 1988.<br />

Brockliss, L. (ed). History <strong>of</strong> Universities No VIII. 1989. Ch on experimental<br />

sciences in early nineteenth-century Oxford.<br />

Mangan, J. A. Lamentable barbarians and pitiful sheep: rhetoric <strong>of</strong><br />

protest and pleasure in late Victorian and Edwardian ‘Oxbridge’.<br />

VS 34 1991.<br />

Anderson, R. D. Universities and elites in Britain since 1800. 1992.<br />

S<strong>of</strong>fer, R. N. Discipline and power: the university, history and the<br />

making <strong>of</strong> an <strong>English</strong> elite, 1870–1930. Stanford CA 1994.<br />

Individual universities: sources and modern studies<br />

Aberdeen<br />

Fasti Aberdonenses: selections from the records <strong>of</strong> the University<br />

and King’s College <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen 1494–1854. 1854 (Spalding Club).<br />

Grant Duff, Sir M. E. Inaugural addresses delivered to the<br />

University <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen. Edinburgh 1867.<br />

Bulloch, J. M. History <strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen 1495–1895.<br />

1895.<br />

Aberdeen University studies. Aberdeen 1900.<br />

Rectorial addresses delivered in the Universities <strong>of</strong> Aberdeen<br />

1835–1900. Aberdeen 1902.<br />

McLaren, C. A. P. J. Anderson and the history <strong>of</strong> the university.<br />

Aberdeen Univ Rev 51 1985.<br />

McLaren, C. A. <strong>The</strong> process <strong>of</strong> educational change: Aberdeen<br />

1875–1884. Aberdeen Univ Rev 51 1986.<br />

Edwards, G. P. Aberdeen and its classical tradition. Aberdeen Univ<br />

Rev 51 1986.<br />

Anderson, R. D. <strong>The</strong> student community at Aberdeen 1860–1939.<br />

1988.<br />

Birmingham<br />

Smith, E. <strong>The</strong> educational work <strong>of</strong> the Birmingham and Midland<br />

Institute. 1870.<br />

Lodge, Sir O. Addresses to students by the Principal. 1900.<br />

Vincent, E. W. and P. Hinton. <strong>The</strong> University <strong>of</strong> Birmingham: its<br />

history and significance. Birmingham 1947.<br />

Bristol<br />

McQueen, J. G. and W. S. Taylor (ed). University and community:<br />

essays to mark the centenary <strong>of</strong> the founding <strong>of</strong> University<br />

College. Bristol 1976.<br />

<strong>Cambridge</strong><br />

‘Pembrochian’. Gradus ad Cantabrigiam: or a dictionary <strong>of</strong> the<br />

terms used at the University <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong>. 1803.<br />

Wilson, J. Memorabilia Cantabrigiae. 1803.<br />

Byron, Baron George Gordon. Thoughts suggested by a College<br />

examination, 1806; Granta: a medley, 1806. In his Hours <strong>of</strong> idleness,<br />

1807.<br />

Wainewright, L. <strong>The</strong> literary and scientific studies pursued, encouraged<br />

and enforced in the University <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong>. 1815.<br />

Quart Rev 19 1818. On the chair <strong>of</strong> Botany.<br />

‘Eubulus’ (Samuel Butler <strong>of</strong> Shrewsbury). Thoughts on the present<br />

system <strong>of</strong> academic education. 1822.<br />

A letter to Philograntus. 1822.<br />

‘Philograntus’ (J. H. Monk). A letter on the additional examination<br />

<strong>of</strong> students. 1822. See ‘Eubulus’, above.<br />

[Gooch, R.] <strong>The</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong> tart, by Socius. 1823.<br />

‘A brace <strong>of</strong> Cantabs’. Gradus ad Cantabrigiam: or a new university<br />

guide to the academic customs and colloquial or cant terms. 1824.<br />

Dyer, G. <strong>The</strong> privileges <strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> <strong>Cambridge</strong>. 1824.<br />

[Wright, J. M. F.] Alma mater: or seven years at the University <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Cambridge</strong> by a Trinity-man. 1827. See London Mag Apr 1827.<br />

Gunning, Henry. Letters from <strong>Cambridge</strong> illustrative <strong>of</strong> the studies,<br />

habits and peculiarities <strong>of</strong> the University. 1827.<br />

Gunning, Henry. <strong>The</strong> ceremonies observed in the Senate House<br />

<strong>Cambridge</strong>. 1828.<br />

Sedgwick, Adam. A discourse on the studies <strong>of</strong> the Universities.<br />

<strong>Cambridge</strong> 1833.

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