博客來Mansfield College, Oxford: Its Origin and Opening, October 14-16, 1889 recounts the establishment of Mansfield College at Oxford University. Written by W. B. Selbie, this volume details the origins of the college, its move to Oxford, and the opening ceremonies that marked its new chapter.
Originally a Congregationalist institution, Mansfield College aimed to provide theological education within the context of Oxford’s rich academic environment. This book offers insights into the religious and educational landscape of late 19th-century England, exploring the challenges and aspirations of establishing a dissenting college within a traditional university setting. It serves as a valuable historical record for those interested in the history of Oxford, religious education, and the development of nonconformist institutions.
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