“While one was an undergraduate, one could feel virtuous and indignant at the vices of Oxford, at least at those which one did not indulge in, particularly at the flunkeyism and money-worship which are our most prevalent and disgraceful sins. But when one is a fellow it is quite another affair. They become a sore burthen then, enough to break one's heart.”
This book is a classic work of English literature, detailing the experiences of Tom Brown, a young student at Oxford University during the 19th century. The narrative delves into the social dynamics, academic challenges, and personal growth of the protagonist. more
Thomas Hughes, a British author born on October 20, 1822, and died on March 22, 1896, is renowned for his historical novels and biographies. His most famous work, 'Tom Brown's School Days', is celebrated for its vivid narrative and critical analysis of the British public school education system. Hughes also wrote several biographies, including one on Charles Darwin. more
“Submit to God. Submit to one another. That’s the secret of a godly home”