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‘Beta’ (Thomas E. Brown). Christ Church servitors in 1853 by one of
them. Macmillan’s Mag 19 1868.
Pattison, Mark. Suggestions on academical organisation.
Edinburgh 1868.
Mansel, H. L. The Phrontisterion: or Oxford in the nineteenth
century. Ed H. W. Chandler 1873. A skit on the Royal Commission
of 1850–2.
Essays on the endowment of research. 1876. By various writers.
Mozley, Thomas. Reminiscences chiefly of Oriel College and the
Oxford movement. 2 vols 1882. See Quart Rev 154 1882.
Brodrick, George Charles. A history of the University of Oxford. 1886.
English literature at the universities. Quart Rev 163 1886. Discusses
Petition for a school of modern literature, Oxford 1886.
Burgon, John W. Historical notes of Oxford colleges. Oxford 1888.
Essays. Ed H. Nettleship 2 vols Oxford 1889.
Mackinder, H. J. and Sir M. E. Sadleir. University extension: has it a
future? 1890, 1891 (enlarged as University extension past, present
and future). See Quart Rev 172 1891.
Foster, Joseph. Alumni oxoniensis 1500–1886. Oxford 1891.
Wells, J. et al. Oxford and Oxford life. 1892.
Our memories: shadows of old Oxford. 2 ser 1893–5.
Thompson, L. Christ Church. 1900.
Tuckwell, W. Reminiscences of Oxford. 1900.
Pre-Tractarian Oxford: a reminiscence of the Oriel Noetics. 1909.
See Quart Rev 156 1883.
See C. Mallet, A history of the University of Oxford vol 3, 1927.
Green, V. H. H. Oxford common room: a study of Lincoln College
and Mark Pattison. 1957.
Ward, W. R. Victorian Oxford. 1967.
Lawson, F. H. The Oxford Law School 1850–1965. 1969.
Bill, E. G. W. and J. F. A. Mason. Christ Church and reform
1850–1867. Oxford 1970.
Bill, E. G. W. University reform in nineteenth-century Oxford.
1974.
Green, V. H. H. A history of Oxford University. 1974.
Rowse, A. L. Oxford in the history of the nation. 1975.
Green, V. H. H. The commonwealth of Lincoln College 1427–1977.
Oxford 1979.
Bacon, A. Attempts to introduce a School of English Literature at
Oxford: the national debate of 1886 and 1887. History of
Education 9 1980.
Berard, R. N. Edward Augustus Freeman and university reform in
Victorian Oxford. History of Education 9 1980.
Engel, Arthur. Political education in Oxford 1873–1914. History of
Education Quart 20 1980.
Engel, Arthur. From clergyman to don: the rise of the academic
profession in nineteenth century Oxford. 1983.
Howarth, J. Science education in late-Victorian Oxford: a curious
case of failure. English Historical Rev 102 1987.
Soffer, Reba N. Nation, duty, character and confidence: history at
Oxford, 1850–1914. Historical Jnl 30 1987.
Jones, J. Balliol College, Oxford: a history, 1263–1939. 1988.
Slee, P. The Oxford ideal of a liberal education 1800–1860: the
invention of tradition and the manufacture of practice. History
of Universities 7 1988.
Turner, G. Experimental science in early nineteenth-century
Oxford. History of Universities 8 1989.
Curthoys, M. C. and H. S. Jones. Oxford athleticism, 1850–1914: a
reappraisal. History of Education 24 1995.
Reading
Childs, W. M. Making a university: an account of the university
movement at Reading. 1933.
St Andrews
Rectorial addresses at St Andrews University 1863–1893. Ed W.
Knight 1894.
Donaldson, Sir J. Addresses delivered in the University of St
Andrews from 1886 to 1910. Edinburgh 1911.
Votiva tabella: memorial volume of St Andrews University
1411–1911. 1911.
Salford
Gordon, C. The foundation of the University of Salford. 1975.
Wales
Davies, W. C. and W. L. Jones. The University of Wales and its colleges.
1905.
Williams, J. The university movement in Wales. 1969.
Williams, J. The University of North Wales. 1987.
(2) schools, teachers and colleges
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Ingram, Robert A. A sermon for the Charity School. Colchester 1788.
Parochial beneficence: the Baxted School of Industry. Colchester
[1800].
An essay on Schools of Industry. [1808].
Cappe, C. An account of two Charity Schools in York. York 1800.
Cappe, C. Observations on Charity Schools in York. York 1805.
Royal Military College: HM Warrants and Statutes. 1802.
Vincent, Rev W., Head Master of Westminster School. A defence of
public education with an attempt to state fairly the question
whether the religious instruction and moral conduct of the
rising generation, are sufficiently provided for and effectually
secured in our schools and universities. 1802. See Remarks on
Vincent’s Defence by a layman, 1802; D. Morris, An attempted
reply to the Master of Westminster School, 1802.
Byron, G. G. On a change of masters at a great public school. 1805.
On a distant view of Harrow. 1806.
In his Hours of idleness, 1807.
‘A Carthusian’ (Robert Smythe). Historical account of the
Charterhouse. 1808.
Bernard, Sir Thomas. The new school. 1809.
Barrington School (Bishop Auckland): principles, practices and
effects. 1812.
See Reports of the Society for bettering the conditions and
increasing the comforts of the poor, under Official documents,
below.
Smith, Sydney. Edinburgh Rev 16 1810. Review of Remarks on the
system of education in public schools, 1809.
The public schools. Edinburgh Rev 16 1810, 51 1830, 53 1831, 113 1861,
120 1864, 146 1877, 185 1897; Quart Rev 25 1821, 39 1829, 52 1834,
102 1857, 108 1860, 177 1893, 187 1898, 189 1899. See Sir J. T.
Coleridge, below.
Harrison, R. Sermons on various important subjects, with life of the
author by W. Harrison. Manchester 1813.
Poole, J. The village schools improved: the new system explained.
1813, Oxford 1815 (2nd edn).
Hill, Thomas Wright. The pupils of Hill-Top School Birmingham.
Birmingham 1815. Hill-Top, 1803–19, was the predecessor of the
Hill’s Schools, Hazelwood etc.
Ackermann, Rudolph. The history of the Colleges of Winchester,
Eton and Westminster, with the Charter-House, the Schools of St
Paul’s, Merchant Taylors, Harrow and Rugby, and the Free School
of Christ’s Hospital. 1816.
Lauphier, W. H. Upper Sunbury School Middlesex, for a limited
number of persons of distinction and respectability. 1816.
The Trifler: a periodical paper. Mar–Sep 1817. See Vincent, above.
Bowles, William Lisle. Vindiciae wykehamicae: or a vindication of
Winchester College in a letter to Henry Brougham. 1818, 1819.
Carlisle, Nicholas. A concise description of the Endowed Grammar
Schools in England and Wales. 2 vols 1818. On the state of
grammar schools in the early nineteenth century.