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Oxford

By Robert Peel

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Step into a world where ancient architecture whispers tales of scholarly pursuits and artistic beauty intertwine to reveal the enduring spirit of a celebrated city and its prestigious university.

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2014-04-01
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Summary

"Oxford" by Robert Peel and H.C. Minchin is an early 20th-century illustrated guidebook showing off the charm and past of Oxford University and the city itself. It takes an artistic approach, showing off the important buildings and culture through art and observations. The book doesn't try to list everything but, instead, gives a fresh and artistic look at what makes Oxford special. Opening with Oxford's history, it tells about its old beginnings and growth. Setting the town into historical reference while also reflecting on notable figures and events throughout history. Important spots, like the Cathedral and St. Mary's Church, are made more visible. Readers are provided with a mix of historical facts and scholarly explorations. The book offers a trip through both time and art, asking people to discover the linked stories of the city's young and its past importance.

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