Expence Of University Education Reduced: In A Letter To A. B. Fellow Of E. C

"The Expence Of University Education Reduced" by Richard Newton offers a historical perspective on the costs associated with higher education. Penned in the form of a letter to A. B., a Fellow of E. C., this work delves into the financial challenges and potential solutions for students attending university, likely Oxford University, where Newton served as Principal of Hertford College.

This treatise provides valuable insights into the economic considerations of university life during the author's time. Readers interested in the history of education, the economics of higher learning, and the historical context of university finance will find this work insightful.

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