THE

ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES.

FROM THE GERMAN OF

V. A. HUBER,

PROFESSOR OF WESTERN Literature AT MARBURG.

AN ABRIDGED TRANSLATION,

EDITED BY

FRANCIS W. NEWMAN,

PROFESSOR OF THE GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS AT MANCHESTER NEW COLLEGE,
AND FORMERLY FELLOW OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD.

CONTENTS TO VOL. II.

PART II.

NOTES AND APPENDICES.

NOTE

42. On the privilege granted to the Universities to send Mem-

bers to Parliament

421

43. Conduct of the Universities concerning the Covenant, &c. 422

44. The Submission of the Universities to Cromwell's rule ... 423

45. Transition of the Court and High Church from Calvinism

to Arminianism, under James I. .....

46. Introduction of the Thirty-nine Articles, at Oxford and

Cambridge, under James I.

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425

47. Statutes, &c. relating to the Conduct of Students......... 426

48. Text Books for the University Lectures...................

427

49. Statutory Regulations as to the Lectures, &c.

428

50. Lord Bacon, the Father of Modern would-be University

Reformers

51. Petition from Oxford for Radical Reform of the University

in 1659; Sketch of a Model College.......

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52. Expulsion of Locke....

53. That in the earliest times, Oxford had a Chancellor of its

424

own....

54. The Nations considered as Corporations........

55. On the SWORN OFFICERS of the Nations..

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438

56. On the actual use of the word REGENT .

57. School Poem in the Reign of Henry III.

58. On the position of the Faculties in the English Universities 439

59. On the Mendicant Orders of Monks.

442