  ON ENTERING OXFORD CHAPTER I ON ENTERING OXFORD CHAPTER II THE STONES OF OXFORD DONS ANCIENT AND MODERN CHAPTER III DONS ANCIENT AND MODERN Modern UNDERGRADUATES OF THE PRESENT AND THE PAST CHAPTER IV COLLEGE SERVANTS OF THE PRESENT AND THE PAST CHAPTER V COLLEGE THE OXFORD DAY CHAPTER VI THE OXFORD DAY IN A COLLEGE GARDEN CHAPTER VII IN A COLLEGE GARDEN OLD OXFORD DAYS CHAPTER VIII OLD OXFORD DAYS THE OXFORD COUNTRY CHAPTER IX THE OXFORD COUNTRY IN PRAISE OF OXFORD CHAPTER X IN PRAISE OF OXFORD List of Illustrations (etext transcriber's note) |
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THE ILLUSTRATIONS IN THIS VOLUME WERE ENGRAVED AND PRINTED BY THE
CARL HENTSCHEL COLOURTYPE, LTD.
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THE CLARENDON BUILDING, BROAD STREET
It is the Roman Doric portico of the “Building” we see rising in the centre of the picture, surmounted by a huge leaden figure, forming one of the acroteria of the pediment.
This noble piece of architecture was erected from the proceeds of the sale of copies of Lord Clarendon’s History of the Rebellion, completed in 1713.
Looking west, on the right are some old houses, beyond which lie Trinity and Balliol Colleges. [Pg 7]
BY JOHN FULLEYLOVE R.I.
DESCRIBED BY EDWARD
THOMAS · PUBLISHED BY
A. & C. BLACK · LONDON · W
Published November 1903[Pg 9]
