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- Frontmatter
- Contents
- The Cambridge System of Education in its Intellectual Results
- Physical and Social Habits of Cambridge Men.—Their Amusements, &c
- On the State of Morals and Religion in Cambridge
- The Puseyite Disputes in Cambridge, and the Cambridge Camden Society
- Inferiority of our Colleges and Universities in Scholarships
- Supposed counterbalancing Advantages of American Colleges
- The Advantages of Classical Studies, particularly in reference to the Youth of our Country
- What can we, and what ought we, to do for our Colleges
- APPENDIX: Containing Six Exercises for Trinity Declamations, and Three for the Members' Prize
- ERRATA
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- The Cambridge System of Education in its Intellectual Results
- Physical and Social Habits of Cambridge Men.—Their Amusements, &c
- On the State of Morals and Religion in Cambridge
- The Puseyite Disputes in Cambridge, and the Cambridge Camden Society
- Inferiority of our Colleges and Universities in Scholarships
- Supposed counterbalancing Advantages of American Colleges
- The Advantages of Classical Studies, particularly in reference to the Youth of our Country
- What can we, and what ought we, to do for our Colleges
- APPENDIX: Containing Six Exercises for Trinity Declamations, and Three for the Members' Prize
- ERRATA
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- Five Years in an English University , pp. vii - viiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2010First published in: 1852