Oxford Unmasked, Or an Attempt to Describe Some of the Abuses in That University, by a Graduate: To Which Is Added, a New Preface of Considerable Leng (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781148623498)

"Oxford Unmasked" is a critical examination of Oxford University, written by a graduate aiming to expose perceived abuses within the institution. This edition includes a new preface that adds considerable length and depth to the original critique. The book delves into various aspects of university life, offering a snapshot of the issues and challenges present in mid-19th century Oxford. It provides valuable insights into the academic and social environment of the time, making it a significant resource for those interested in the history of education and the evolution of higher learning in Britain.

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