Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Glamour of Oxford: Descriptive Passages in Verse and Prose by Various Writers
The literature devoted to Oxford and its Colleges is probably greater than that relating to any other University in the world, and those who wish to pursue the subject in detail can have no difficulty either as to materials or guidance but the compiler of this small volume believes that the perusal of some remarkable passages in prose and verse, written in its praise by distinguished men, and arranged chronologically, may be acceptable both to under graduates and old Oxonians, as well as to those who think of sending their sons to Oxford.
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