Oriel College A History

by Catto, Jeremy

• ISBN13: 9780199595723
• ISBN10: 0199595720
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2014-01-28
• Publisher: Oxford University Press

Author Biography

Jeremy Catto is a medieval historian who has taught at the University of Durham and at Oriel College, where he has been a fellow since 1969. His historical interests are focussed on the history or ideas and the history of religion in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries

Table of Contents

Introduction, Jeremy Catto
1. The Foundation, Jeremy Catto
2. Patrons and Pastors, 1385-1479, Jeremy Cattp
3. Oriel in Renaissance Oxford, 1479-1574, Jeremy Catto
4. Expansion and Retrenchment, 1574-1660, Kenneth Fincham
5. A Protestant College, Kenneth Fincham
6. Politics and Interest, 1660-1781, Paul Seaward
7. An Anglican Foundation, Paul Seaward
8. A Society of Gentlemen, Paul Seaward
9. Eveleigh and Copleston: the Preeminence of Oriel, Ernest Nicholson
10. Oriel and Religion, 1800-1833, Peter Nockles
11. A House Divided: Oriel in the Era of the Oxford Movement, 1833-60, Peter Nockles
12. Noetics and Tractarians at Large: Oriel, Social Ideas and Government, Simon Skinner
13. Hawkins, Monro and University Reform, Ernest Nicholson
14. Oriel and a Wider World, Alexander Morrison
15. The College Estates, Ralph Evans/John Dunbabin
16. Property and Investments, 1920-90, Wilf Stephenson
17. The Buildings of Oriel, Matthew Bool
18. Oriel and Sport, Clive Cheesman
19. Science in Oriel, Robert Fox
20. Government, Oxford and Oriel, 1918-90, John Stevenson
21. The Oriel Community, 1905-50, John Stevenson
22. The Oriel Community, 1950-90, John Stevenson
23. Epilogue, 1990-2013, Jeremy Catto
Appendix: College Officers