romance of
The romance of the Oxford colleges
作者：Gribble, Francis Henry, 1862-1946
体例：段 章数：16
字数：336,318 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 16 段- “Can we suppose,” he asked in another letter, “that our natu
- Decidedly it is not in anecdotes such as these that the grea
- Three later royal visits—two by Charles II. and one by James
- Edward II.’s almoner, Adam de Brome, obtained his charter fo
- “Why, on the liability side you’ve added the date of the yea
- For the rest the stories which centre around New College are
- The founder of All Souls was Archbishop Chichele, who had be
- A number of Oxford men not yet middle-aged can well remember
- The piety of the author of the “Ingoldsby Legends” is descri
- Keble and Arnold of Corpus, it is instructive to remember, w
- That, it will be allowed, was characteristic; and there is s
- It was in connection with religion, however, that Laud’s app
- His case, if correctly reported, is a warning to those young
- Whitefield came up just after Johnson had gone down; and the
- The College was a success as long as Newton was at the head
- =YVETTE GUILBERT: Struggles and Victories.= By YVETTE GUILBE