Five Years in an English University 2 Volume Paperback Set (Package)

Volume I: Preface; 1. First impressions of Cambridge; 2. Some particulars, rather egotistical, but very necessary; 3. Introduction to college life; 4. The Cantab language; 5. An American student's first impressions at Cambridge and on Cambridge; 6. Freshman temptations and experiences; 7. The Boat Race; 8. A Trinity supper party; 9. The May examination; 10. The first long vacation; 11. The second year; 12. Third year; 13. Private tuition; 14. Long vacation amusements; 15. A second edition of third year; 16. The scholarship examination; 17. The reading party; 18. Sawdust pudding with ballad sauce; 19. 'En Xurou Akmh'; 20. How I came to take a degree; 21. The Polloi and the civil law classes; 22. The classical tripos; 23. A visit to Eton; 24. Being extinguished; 25. Reading for a Trinity fellowship; 26. The study of theology at Cambridge; 27. Recent changes at Cambridge. Volume II: 1. The Cambridge system of education in its intellectual results; 2. Physical and social habits of Cambridge men; 3. On the state of morals and religion in Cambridge; 4. The Puseyite disputes in Cambridge, and the Cambridge Camden Society; 5. Inferiority of our colleges and universities in scholarships; 6. Supposed counterbalancing advantages of American colleges; 7. The advantages of classical studies, particularly in reference to the youth of our country; 8. What can we, and what ought we, to do for our colleges; Appendix.