Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of historical letters and documents from the University of Oxford provides a fascinating glimpse into academia in the early modern period. Spanning several centuries, the letters give insight into the workings of the university, its traditions, and ways of thinking. An invaluable resource for historians and anyone interested in the development of education in Britain.
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