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Latin Inscriptions in Oxford
Most of Oxford's Memorials and stone word are still in Latin. What does it all mean?
Oxford University, Stories From the Archives
52 case studies from the University archives. A scholarly romp through the University’s relationships.
Dr Radcliffe's Library
A scholarly account of Oxford's first Science Library, now perhaps Oxford's most iconic building and a History reading room for the Bodleian Library.
Oxford Z-A: 1000 Years of History in 26 Letters
Taking the reader on a journey through Oxford's colourful past, this book brings to life a city known around the world. With comic tales and quirky illustrations by Korky Paul, it offers an audience of all ages a reading adventure that's informative and fun.
Oxford Student Pranks: A History Of Mischief And Mayhem
This entertaining volume recalls some of the greatest stunts and practical jokes in the university's history, including those by Oscar Wilde, Percy Shelley, T E Lawrence, Richard Burton and Roger Bacon.
Alice in Waterland: Lewis Carroll and the River Thames in Oxford
Lewis Carroll and the River Thames by Oxford Author and Guide Mark Davies
Gruesome Guide to Oxford
From the Horrible Histories series. A gory city guide with all the gruesome bits left in!
Secret History of Oxford
A lovely miscellany of off beat Oxford. Filled with hundreds of surprising facts and anecdotes.
Kings and Queens
Fun introduction to Kings and Queens through the ages by Green badge and Blue Badge author.
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