History of the University of Dublin, (founded by Queen Elizabeth) its origin, progress, and present condition, with biographical notices of many eminent men educated therein. Illustrated by views of its buildings, and the academic costumes, etc. worn in t
by William Benjamin Sarsfield Taylor
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