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Tom Brown at Oxford

by Thomas Hughes

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical54 chapters
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Length
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About this book

At Oxford University in the 1840s, Tom Brown navigates academic challenges, social divides, and a forbidden romance with a local barmaid, revealing the rigid class structures and collegiate life of Victorian England.

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Contents

54 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02TOM BROWN AT OXFORD
03PREFACE
04CHAPTER INTRODUCTORY
05CHAPTER I—ST. AMBROSE'S COLLEGE
06CHAPTER II—A ROW ON THE RIVER
07CHAPTER III—A BREAKFAST AT DRYSDALE'S
08CHAPTER IV—THE ST. AMBROSE BOAT CLUB: ITS MINISTERY AND THEIR BUDGET.
09CHAPTER V—HARDY, THE SERVITOR
10CHAPTER VI—HOW DRYSDALE AND BLAKE WENT FISHING
11CHAPTER VII—AN EXPLOSION
12CHAPTER VIII—HARDY'S HISTORY

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