Oxford lectures on university studies, 1906-1921. - Raleigh, Walter. The meaning of a university; Hendy, F. J. R. The universities and the training of teachers; Headlam, A. C. The study of theology; Oman, Charles. Inaugural lecture on the study of history; Coupland, R. The study of the British Commonwealth; Hutton, William Holden. The teaching of Indian history; Wilkinson, Spenser. The university and the study of war.; De Zulueta, F. The study of Roman Law to-day.; Wyld, Henry Cecil. English philology in English universities; Studer, Paul. The study of Anglo-Norman.; Somerville, William. The place of rural economy in a university curriculum; Jenkin, Charles Frewen. Engineering science (Freeport, New York Books for Libraries Press, 1966)
Raleigh, Sir Walter. The meaning of a university, 1911.--Hendy, F. J. R. The universities and the training of teachers, 1920.--Headlam, A. C. The study of theology, 1918.--Oman, Charles. Inaugural lectures on the study of history, 1906.--Coupland, R. The study of the British Commonwealth, 1921.--Hutton, William Holden. The teaching of Indian history, 1914.--Wilkinson, Spenser. The university and the study of war, 1909.--De Zulueta, F. The study of Roman law to-day, 1920.--Wyld, Henry Cecil. English philology in English universities, 1921.--Studer, Paul. The study of Anglo-Norman, 1920.--Somerville, William. The place of rural economy in a university curriculum, 1907.--Jenkin, Charles Frewen. Engineering science, 1908.
Reprint of the 1924 ed.
Keywords: Universities and colleges; Education-higher.