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Manchester (including Owens College and the Victoria University)
Essays and addresses by Professors of Owens College. 1874.
Thompson, Joseph. The Owens College: its foundation and growth
and its connection with the Victoria University Manchester.
Manchester 1886.
Hartog, Sir Philip. Owens College Manchester: a brief history of the
College. 1900.
Fiddes, E. Chapters in the history of Owens College and of
Manchester University (1857–1914). Manchester 1937.
Charlton, H. B. Portrait of a university 1851–1951. Manchester 1951.
Newcastle
Bettenson, E. M. The University of Newcastle upon Tyne: a historical
introduction 1834–1971. Newcastle 1971.
Nottingham
Tolley, B. H. The peoples’ scientific university: science education
in the East Midlands, 1860–1960. Midlands History 7 1982.
Oxford
Walker, J. Oxoniana. 4 vols 1807.
Edinburgh Rev 14 1809, 16 1810, 53 1831, 54 1831, 76 1843, 88 1848, 96
1852, 170 1889, 198 1903.
Copleston, E. A reply to the calumnies of the Edinburgh Review.
Oxford 1810.
A second reply. Oxford 1810.
A third reply. Oxford 1811. See J. Davidson, below; Edinburgh Rev 14
1808, 16 1810; Quart Rev 4 1810; D. K. Sandford to P. Elmslie,
Pamphleteer 21 1822.
‘A Nobleman’. Letters to his son at Eton and Oxford. 2 vols 1810.
[Tatham, E.] A new address to members of Convocation. Oxford
1810.
An address to the Chancellor upon abuses. Oxford 1811. Both this
and the preceding work by the Rector of Lincoln College.
‘A gentleman of the University’. A poetical essay on the existing
state of things. [1811?]
‘A Cambridge Master of Arts’. Oxoniana: a didactic poem. 1812.
[Boone, James S.] The Oxford spy: a dialogue in verse. Oxford 1818.
With a prose appendix on studies.
Townsend, W. C. The paean of Oxford: a reply to the charges against
the University. 1826.
Skelton, J. Pietas oxoniensis or records of Oxford founders. Oxford
1828.
Whittock, N. The microcosm of Oxford. 1828.
Ingram, James. Apologia academica. Oxford 1831.
Memorials of Oxford. 3 vols 1837.
‘A member of Convocation’ (V. Thomas). The legality of the present
academical system asserted against the new calumnies of the
Edinburgh Review. Oxford 1831. See Edinburgh Rev 54 1831, and
under Thomas, below.
Quart Jnl of Education 1–2, 4, 7 1831–4.
Academical abuses disclosed by Initiated. 1832.
‘A member of Convocation’ (V. Thomas). The legality [etc]
reasserted. Oxford 1832.
Present state and future prospects of mathematical and physical
studies in the University. Oxford 1832.
‘A graduate’. Thoughts on reform at Oxford. Oxford 1833.
Quart Rev 52 1834, 61 1838, 137 1874.
Sewell, William. The attack upon the University of Oxford in a letter
to Earl Grey. 1834 (2nd edn).
Suggestions for the extension of the University. Oxford 1850.
The university commission: or Lord John Russell’s post-bag.
Oxford 1850. Anon.
‘A resident member of Convocation’ (A. C. Tait). Hints on a plan for
the revival of the professorial system. Oxford 1839.
Davidson, J. Remarks and occasional publications. Oxford 1840.
Includes Review of replies to the calumnies of the Edinburgh Rev
1810. See J. H. Newman, Idea of a university: discourse vi, Liberal
knowledge in relation to professional, 1852.
Bentham, Jeremy. Works. Ed J. Bowring 11 vols Edinburgh 1843. Vol
10 ch 2, Westminster School and Oxford.
[Caswell, E.] The art of pluck, by Scriblerus Redivivus. 1843.
Garbett, James. Dr Pusey and the University of Oxford. 1843.
Coleridge, John Duke (Baron). Memorials of Oxford. Oxford 1844.
Verse.
Maurice, J. F. D. The New Statute and Mr Ward. Oxford 1845.
[Pycroft, J.] The collegian’s guide: or recollections of college days, by
the Revd – M A – College. 1845.
‘Nema’. The Devil’s return from Oxford. Oxford 1847.
‘Country schoolmaster’. A letter to the authors of Suggestions for an
improvement of the Examination Statute. Oxford 1848.
[Jowett, Benjamin and Arthur Penryn Stanley]. Suggestions for an
improvement of the Examination Statute. Oxford 1848.
Walker, R. A letter on improvements in the present Examination
Statute, and the studies of the University. Oxford 1848.
Grand university logic stakes. 1849.
‘A member of the Oxford Convocation’ [C. A. Row]. Letter to Lord
John Russell on the constitutional defects of the University and
Colleges of Oxford, with suggestions for a Royal Commission.
1850.
Price, B. Suggestions for the extension of professorial teaching.
1850.
Row, C. A. Letter to Sir Robert Inglis in reply to his speech on university
reform. 1850.
Hamilton, Sir William. Discussions on philosophy and literature,
education and university reform, chiefly from the Edinburgh
Review. Edinburgh 1852, 1866 (3rd edn). See under Universities:
general works, above; E. Moore, below.
‘Bede, Cuthbert’ (E. Bradley). The adventures of Mr Verdant Green,
an Oxford freshman. 1853.
Thomas, V. The legality of the academic system asserted. 2 pts
Oxford 1853. See Edinburgh Rev 96 1852, and ‘A member of
Convocation’, above.
Tutors’ Association Reports, Oxford 1853–4:
1. Recommendations respecting extension;
2. Recommendations respecting the constitution;
3. Recommendations relating to the professorial and tutorial
systems;
4. Recommendations respecting College Statutes.
See F. H. Dickinson and E. A. Freeman, Suggestions with regard to
certain proposed alterations, Oxford 1854; J. W. Aud and J.
Patteson, Suggestions with regard to the possibility of legal
education, Oxford 1854.
Barrow, T. The case of Queen’s College Oxford. 1854.
Barry, H. B. Remarks on the three proposals for reforming the
Constitution of the University. Oxford 1854.
Pusey, Edward Bouverie. Collegiate and professional teaching and
discipline. 1854. See H. H. Vaugham, below.
Vaugham, H. H. Oxford reform and Oxford professors. 1854.
Wilson, H. B. A letter to the Chancellor of the University on university
and college reforms. 1854.
‘Members of the University’. Oxford essays. 1855, 1856, 1857.
Acland, Sir Thomas Dyke. Some account of the origin and objects of
the new examinations for the title of Associate in Arts. 1858.
‘Clericus’ (A. Clissold). A letter to the Vice-Chancellor on theology.
1858.
Smith, G. Oxford University reforms. 1858.
Reorganisation of the University. Oxford 1868.
Oxford and her colleges. 1894.
Acland, H. W. and J. Ruskin. The Oxford Museum. 1859.
Rogers, J. E. T. Education in Oxford and its methods. 1861.
Moore, E. Frugal education attainable under the existing collegiate
system. Oxford 1867.
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