In "A Letter to Daniel K. Sandford...", Augustus William Hare responds critically to the Edinburgh Review's assessment of Oxford's Open Colleges. Published in 1822, this work provides a snapshot of the debates surrounding higher education in early 19th-century England. Hare defends the Oxford system against the criticisms leveled by the Edinburgh Review, offering insights into the structure and ethos of the university at the time. This text is of interest to scholars of education, British history, and literary criticism, providing context for understanding the evolution of academic institutions and intellectual discourse of the era.
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