The Southern Empire With Other Papers
The Southern Empire With Other Papers
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Decency and order were enforced, and the unattached students or " chamberdeykins, " the leaders in lawlessness, were suppressed by statute. But this was not all of the reform. The colleges superseded the 1 Green's Short History of the English People, pp. 158, 159. 90 OXFORD. Religious houses, which, in the early days of the university, were the most spacious and comfort- able buildings in Oxford. Gradually, too, the number of licensed halls diminished, until now but few remain. Then, as now, th...e university was a distinct corporation, which included the colleges and halls but was not included by them, and it is possible to-day (by recent enactment), as it was in the days of the chamberdeykins, to be an unattached member of the university. Merton College, founded by Walter de Mer- ton, in 1264, was the first college structure erected in Oxford, and was the model of the English college system. The statutes drawn by the founder were characterized by such wisdom and foresight that they remained practically un- altered during seven centuries.
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Decency and order were enforced, and the unattached students or " chamberdeykins, " the leaders in lawlessness, were suppressed by statute. But this was not all of the reform. The colleges superseded the 1 Green's Short History of the English People, pp. 158, 159. 90 OXFORD. Religious houses, which, in the early days of the university, were the most spacious and comfort- able buildings in Oxford. Gradually, too, the number of licensed halls diminished, until now but few remain. Then, as now, th...e university was a distinct corporation, which included the colleges and halls but was not included by them, and it is possible to-day (by recent enactment), as it was in the days of the chamberdeykins, to be an unattached member of the university. Merton College, founded by Walter de Mer- ton, in 1264, was the first college structure erected in Oxford, and was the model of the English college system. The statutes drawn by the founder were characterized by such wisdom and foresight that they remained practically un- altered during seven centuries.
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