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‘Resident members of the University’. Hints for the introduction of
an improved course of study in the University. Cambridge 1835.
Selwyn, William. Extracts from college examinations in divinity
with a letter to the lecturers and examiners. Cambridge 1835.
[Le Grice, C. V.] Conversations at Cambridge: miscellaneous pieces.
Cambridge 1836.
Walsh, B. D. A historical account of the University of Cambridge and
its colleges, in a letter to the Earl of Radnor. 1837.
Cambridge University Magazine. Mar 1839–Nov 1840.
Peacock, George. Observations on the statutes of the University of
Cambridge. 1841.
Whewell, William. Liberal education, with particular reference to
the University of Cambridge. 1845.
Amos, A. Four lectures on the advantages of a classical education,
with a letter to Whewell. 1846.
Alma mater: a satire dedicated to the collegiate dignitaries. 1848.
Bain, A. University education. Westminster Rev 69 1848. A review of
Whewell, Liberal education, above.
Bristed, C. A. Five years in an English university. 2 vols New York
1852, 1 vol 1873.
Cambridge essays contributed by members of the University. 4 vols
1855–8.
Potts, Robert. Cantabrigiensis liber: aids afforded to poor students
in the University, with maxims designed for learners. Cambridge
1855.
Mill, John Stuart. Dissertations and discussions. 4 vols 1859–75. On
Adam Sedgwick, Discourse, above.
Everett, W. On the Cam: lectures on the University of Cambridge.
1866.
The Light Blue. 4 vols 1866–70.
Wilson, James Maurice. Letter to St John’s College on sciences in
relation to school and university. 1867.
[Rice, J.] The Cambridge freshman: or memoirs of Mr Golightly; by
Martin Legrand. 1871.
Hilton, A. C. et al. The Light Green: a superior and high-class periodical.
Cambridge 1872–3.
On the training of teachers. Cambridge Univ Reporter 2 Nov 1877,
20 Nov 1878; Teachers’ training syndicate: first annual Report, 3
Dec 1880.
Burnand, F. C. Personal reminiscences of the ADC. 1880 (Univ
Amateur Dramatic Club).
Whibley, C. In cap and gown: three centuries of Cambridge wit.
1889.
Lehmann, R. C. In Cambridge courts. 1891.
Atkinson, Thomas D. Cambridge described and illustrated.
Cambridge 1897. Introd by J. W. Clark.
Stephen, J. K. Lapsus calami and other verses. Ed H. S., Cambridge
1898.
Stubbs, C. W. The story of Cambridge. 1905.
Leigh, A. A. A record of college reform. 1906.
Tillyard, A. I. A history of university reform from 1800.
Cambridge 1913.
Winstanley, D. A. Early Victorian Cambridge. Cambridge 1940.
Winstanley, D. A. Later Victorian Cambridge. Cambridge 1947.
Hilken, T. J. N. Engineering at Cambridge University 1783–1965.
Cambridge 1967.
Rothblatt, Sheldon. The revolution of the dons: Cambridge and
society in Victorian England. 1968.
Reeve, F. A. (ed). Victorian and Edwardian Cambridge. 1971.
Rich, E. E. (ed). St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. A volume of
essays. 1973.
Simms, T. H. Homerton College, 1695–1978: from dissenting
academy to approved society in the University of Cambridge.
1979.
Rashid, Salim. The growth of economic studies at Cambridge:
1776–1860. History of Education Quart 20 1980.
Garland, M. M. Cambridge before Darwin: the ideal of a liberal
education. 1981.
Rupp, G. A. A Cambridge centenary: the Selwyn Divinity School,
1879–1979. Historical Jnl 24 1981.
Brooke, C. N. L. A history of Gonville and Caius College. 1982.
Porter, R. The natural science tripos and the Cambridge school of
geology, 1850–1914. History of Universities 2 1982.
Deacon, R. The Cambridge apostles: a history of Cambridge
University’s elite intellectual secret society. 1985.
Allen, P. A Victorian intellectual elite: records of the Cambridge
apostles, 1820–1877. VS 33 1989.
Twigg, J. A. A history of Queens’ College Cambridge. 1987.
A history of the University of Cambridge, Vol IV, 1870–1990. 1993.
Canterbury
Gardner, W. J. et al. A history of the University of Canterbury,
1873–1973. 1973.
Dublin
Todd, James H. University of Dublin: remarks on some statements
attributed to T. Wyse. 1844.
Taylor, W. B. S. History of the University of Dublin. 1845. See
Edinburgh Rev 88 1848.
Vickers, R. Praelection on the university system of education.
Dublin 1849.
Tyrrell, R. Y. et al. Kottabos: a college miscellany. Dublin 1869.
Hermathena: papers by members of T C D. Dublin 1874– .
Stubbs, J. M. History of the University of Dublin. Dublin 1889. See
Quart Rev 175 1892.
Dixon, W. M. Trinity College Dublin. Dublin 1902.
Burtchaell, G. D. and T. U. Sadleir. Alumni dublienses 1593–1860.
Dublin 1937.
Dundee
Southgate, D. University education in Dundee: a centenary
history. 1982.
Durham
The Thorp letters. 5 vols 1831–62.
Durham University Journal. 1876– .
Embleton, Dennis. History of the Medical School, afterwards the
Durham College of Medicine. Newcastle 1890.
Turner, George Grey. A short history of the Durham University
College of Medicine. Durham Univ Jnl 1896.
The student’s guide to the University of Durham. 1897.
Fowler, J. T. Durham University: earlier foundations and present
colleges. 1904.
Whiting, C. E. The University of Durham 1832–1932. 1932.
Tudor, H. St Cuthbert’s Society 1888–1988. Durham 1988.
Moyes, W. A. Hatfield 1846–1996. Durham 1996.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh essays. 1858.
Dazel, A. History of the University of Edinburgh. 2 vols Edinburgh
1862.
Geddes, P. et al. Viri illustres academiae Jacobi Sexti Scotiae regis
anno CCCmo. Edinburgh 1884.
Grant, Sir Alexander. The story of the University of Edinburgh. 2
vols 1884.
Rectorial addresses delivered before the university 1859–99. Ed A.
Stodart-Walker 1900.
Horn, D. B. A short history of the University of Edinburgh
1556–1889. Edinburgh 1967.
Anderson, R. G. W. The Playfair collection and the teaching of
chemistry at the University of Edinburgh 1713–1858.
Edinburgh 1978.
Donaldson, G. (ed). Four centuries: Edinburgh university life,
1583–1983. 1983.
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