There might be more books on Oxford than students who have attended the world-s greatest university, but there has never been one as dynamic and exciting as 111 Places in OxfordThat You Shouldn-t Miss. Author Ed Glinert has sifted through all the college histories, records and lists of alumni; examined all the quads and cloisters of the great colleges; explored the glorious villages hewn from honey-dripping Cotswold stone; luxuriated in the glamorous coffee houses of High Street; imagined society-s earliest motor cars built at the Morris garages; been struck dumb by the never-ending peal of bells at Tom Tower; relaxed at Carfax, the very centre of the universe; and tippled at each of the legendary pubs between St Giles and Merton.
This is a volume which will send residents into paroxysms of laughter, remind students why they-re there, and warn prospective undergrads of the joys of living in one of the world-s most beautiful a
