Enactments in Parliament: Specially Concerning the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, the College

"Enactments in Parliament, Volume 60" is a meticulously compiled record of parliamentary acts specifically concerning the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, their constituent colleges and halls, as well as the esteemed Winchester, Eton, and Westminster Colleges. This historical compilation, originally published in 1912, offers invaluable insights into the legislative framework governing these historic educational institutions.

Authored by Great Britain and compiled by Lionel Lancelot Shadwell, this volume serves as a primary source for researchers, historians, and legal scholars interested in the development and regulation of British education. The enactments detail the parliamentary involvement in shaping the academic and administrative structures of these prominent establishments, providing a comprehensive view of the legal landscape that influenced their growth and enduring legacy.

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