Oxford was an important town long before it acquired fame as the
seat of a university. This landmark volume, lauded on its first
publication as 'a compendium and a treasure house', traces the
history of the city from its earliest origins to the rise of the
20th-century motor industry, exploring as well the complex and
changing relationship between 'town and gown'. The book is in two
parts, the first of which provides a chronological narrative of
Oxford's development, and of its social, economic and civic life.
The second comprises detailed encyclopaedic accounts of particular
topics and institutions.
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