Otago University Review: Special Number. a History of the Otago University During Its Minority, 1871

"The Otago University Review: Special Number. A History of the Otago University During Its Minority, 1871 to 1892" offers a detailed look into the formative years of Otago University. This historical review chronicles the university's development from its early days through its initial coming of age. It explores the challenges and triumphs faced by the institution during its first two decades. This special number provides valuable insights into the academic, social, and administrative aspects of establishing a university in late 19th-century New Zealand. Researchers and anyone interested in the history of higher education will find this a very interesting read.

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