A ballad in macaronic Latin, entitled Rustica descriptio visitations fanaticae, being a country clergyman's tragi-comical lament upon revisiting Oxford after the root-and-branch reform of 1648, 1649.

Rev. Vaughan Thomas was editor and translator.

Catalogue of a loan exhibition of early scientific instruments in Oxford. Opened by Sir William Osler after his presidential address to the Classical association on 16 May, 1919.

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A history of the Daubeny laboratory, Magdalen college, Oxford. To which is appended a list of the writings of Dr. Daubeny, and a register of names of persons who have attended the chemical lectures of Dr. Daubeny from 1822 to 1867, as well as of those who have received instruction in the laboratory up to the present time.

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Notes by an Oxford chiel.

Written by Lewis Carroll. Cf. Williams, Madan, and Green.

The feast of Belshazzar. A prize poem recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June XXIII. M DCCC LII.

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The Oxford divines, not members of the Church of England.

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Six lectures on the Oxford movement : and its results on the Church of England /

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History of the town of Oxford, Massachusetts, with genealogies and notes on persons and estates

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Summer days on the Thames; recollections of boating and fishing between Henley and Oxford,

An edition de luxe of this book, under title "Isis and Thamesis," was published in the year 1880.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti and German literature : a public lecture delivered in Hilary term, 1912, at the Taylor Institution, Oxford /

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Prédétermination et liberté créée à Oxford au XIVe siècle : Buckingham contre Bradwardine /

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

The adventures of Downy V. Green : Rhodes scholar at Oxford /

Murray file copy no. 251.

Three lectures on the rate of wages, delivered before the University of Oxford in Easter term, 1830.

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The Statue of the dying gladiator, a poem; being the prize-subject at Oxford, but not written for the prize.

Ms. copy of On the statue of the dying gladiator by G. R. Chinnery, the prize poem, attached at end.

Oxford prize poems.: With illustrations, historical and descriptive, of the Newdigate poems, from the best authorities, and eighteen engravings by Fisher.

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