XI NEW COLLEGE, THE TOWER
XII LINCOLN COLLEGE, THE CHAPEL INTERIOR
XIII MAGDALEN TOWER
XIV MAGDALEN COLLEGE, THE OPEN AIR PULPIT
XV BRASENOSE COLLEGE, QUADRANGLE AND THE RADCLIFFE LIBRARY
XVI CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, THE FIRST QUADRANGLE
XVII CHRIST CHURCH, THE CATHEDRAL FROM THE MEADOW
XVIII CHRIST CHURCH, THE HALL STAIRCASE
XIX CHRIST CHURCH, THE HALL INTERIOR
XX CHRIST CHURCH, "TOM" TOWER
XXI ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE GARDEN FRONT
XXII WADHAM COLLEGE, THE CHAPEL FROM THE GARDEN
XXIII WADHAM COLLEGE, THE HALL INTERIOR
XXIV HERTFORD COLLEGE, THE BRIDGE
XXV ST. PETER-IN-THE-EAST CHURCH AND ST. EDMUND HALL
XXVI IFFLEY, THE OLD MILL
OXFORD FROM THE EAST [End papers]







INTRODUCTION

In what does the charm of Oxford consist? Why does she stand out
among the cities of the world as one of those most deserving a visit?
It can hardly be said to be for the beauty of her natural
surroundings. In spite of the charm of her