‘England is the best place in which to begin this work. The excellence of the University of Oxford is without doubt the training of the ready gentleman who cannot be pushed off his feet by an attack upon the weaknesses of his personality. His training at Oxford gives him that secure self-possession and self-respect which commands the respect of his fellows. Our American students need have no fear that they will lose their nationality at Oxford, for they will find the English ideal of a gentleman exactly fitted for Anglo-Saxons everywhere. The more perfectly they accept its training in this regard the more ready they will be for the great work of extending our American influence in the councils of the world.’

Stubbs said, in his inaugural address as Professor of History at Oxford, ‘We want to train not merely students but citizens; and citizens of the great communities—the Church and the civilized world; to be fitted not for criticism or for authority in matters of memory, but for action.’ Oxford has long been the training-school for the great men of England, but she has of late years made it more and more her endeavour to conform to this ideal—that is, to train men for action. Whatever the defects of the system, it nevertheless remains true that the Oxford student is brought under the influence of the same scholastic training which the rulers of the British Empire have enjoyed; and he not only sees and feels the working of that machinery, but he is, as an undergraduate, intimately associated with the men who will within the next half-century lead in English life and thought.

Add to these opportunities and influences the advantages of travel in England and on the Continent during the half-year of Vacation, of becoming familiar with modern European languages, of studying political thought, the Press and public opinion, the institutions and customs and characteristics of the different countries, of getting a first-hand acquaintance with contemporary Europe (not to mention the advantages for the study of history and art), and of looking at American and Colonial affairs through European spectacles. The Japanese are sending students in great numbers from one country to another, students who observe and compare and test—and they are choosing and adopting the best which they find in each. Why should not other nations learn more from one another? Wider experience and wider knowledge mean broader and saner judgements, a truer perspective, a clearer vision, a juster and more sympathetic appreciation of the achievements, the methods, the objects, and the ideals of the contemporary nations, together with a better understanding of one’s own country and a better equipment for and a higher ideal of the duties and possibilities of citizenship.

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I
LIST OF RHODES SCHOLARS

See also chart on [p. 29].

Elected 1903 (this group have ‘gone down’).
Appointed from Name of Scholar. Previous Education. Degree College at Oxford. Course at Oxford.
SOUTH AFRICA
Natal A. L. de Charmoy Cape Univ. (Intermed. Exam.) Oriel Jurisprud.[84]
Rhodesia C. T. Blakeway Cape Univ., B.A. Oriel Jurisprud. & B.C.L.[84]
Rhodesia A. Bissett St. George’s School, Bulawayo Wadham ——
Diocesan College, Rondebosch C. Brooke Diocesan Coll., Rondebosch Keble ‘Groups.’
South African College P. T. Lewis South African Coll. Balliol Jurisprud.
St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown C. Gardner St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown Trinity Jurisprud.
Victorian College, Stellenbosch W. Macmillan Victorian Coll., Stellenbosch Merton History.
GERMANY
T. Erbe Göttingen, Ph.D. Merton B. Litt.
von Lindemer Pforta Gymnasium Exeter Law.
von Müller Pforta Gymnasium Oriel Law.
von Schweinitz Wilhelmsgymnasium, Cassel Balliol Law.
Count Hélie Talleyrand-Périgord Berlin and Breslau Magdalen Law.
Elected 1904.
AUSTRALASIA
New South Wales W. A. Barton Sydney Univ., B.A. Magdalen Jurisprud.[84]
Queensland A. S. Roe Sydney Univ. Balliol Nat. Sci. & Medicine.
South Australia N. W. Jolly Adelaide Univ., B.Sc. Balliol Nat.Sci.[84] & Forestry.[84]
Victoria J. C. V. Behan Melbourne Univ., M.A., LL.B. Hertford Jurisprud.[84] & B.C.L.[84]
Western Australia J. L. Walker High School, Perth, W. Australia Trinity Jurisprud.
Tasmania L. N. Morrison Univ. of Tasmania, B.A. St. John’s Groups.
New Zealand J. A. Thompson Univ. of New Zealand, B.Sc. St. John’s Nat. Sci.[84]
BERMUDA
H. C. Cox Bromsgrove School Exeter History.
CANADA
British Columbia A. W. Donaldson Vancouver Coll. Hertford Medicine.
Manitoba J. Maclean Manitoba Univ., B.A. Worcester Lit. Hum.
N. W. Territory R. V. Bellamy McMaster Univ., B.A. Pembroke Dipl. Econ.[84]
Nova Scotia G. Stairs Dalhousie Univ., B.A. New Coll. History,[84] B.C.L.
Ontario E. R. Paterson Toronto Univ., B.A. Balliol Lit. Hum.
Prince Edward Island W. E. Cameron Laval Univ. (Quebec), B.A. St. John’s Lit. Hum.
New Brunswick C. E. Martin Univ. of New Brunswick, B.A. Balliol History.
Quebec (1) H. J. Rose McGill Univ., B.A. Balliol Lit. Hum.
Quebec (2) J. Archibald McGill Univ., B.A. New Coll. Lit. Hum.[84]
JAMAICA
R. N. Murray Jamaica Coll. Worcester Math.
NEWFOUNDLAND
Sydney Herbert St. Bonaventure’s Coll. Hertford Jurisprud.
SOUTH AFRICA
Diocesan College, Rondebosch N. E. Howe Browne Diocesan Coll., Rondebosch Oriel Jurisprud.
Victorian College, Stellenbosch C. C. Jarvis Victorian Coll., Stellenbosch Wadham Jurisprud.
St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown W. W. Hoskin St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown Trinity Jurisprud.
Natal J. J. L. Sisson Cape Univ., B.A. Keble B.C.L.
Rhodesia A. G. Helm School for Sons of Missionaries, Blackheath Worcester Jurisprud.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Alabama J. H. Kirkpatrick Univ. of Alabama, A.B., A.M. Queen’s History.
Arkansas N. Carothers Univ. of Arkansas, A.B. Pembroke Dipl. Econ.
California W. Crittenden Univ. of California, A.B. Trinity Jurisprud.[84]
Colorado S. K. Hornbeck Univ. of Denver, A.B. Ch. Ch. History.
Connecticut P. Nixon Wesleyan Univ. (Conn.), A.B. Balliol B.Litt.
Delaware C. W. Bush Delaware Coll., A.B. B. N. C. Jurisprud.
Georgia R. P. Brooks Univ. of Georgia, A.B. B. N. C. History.
Idaho L. Gipson Univ. of Idaho, A.B. Lincoln History.
Illinois R. L. Henry Univ. of Chicago, Ph.B. Worcester B.C.L.
Indiana G. E. Hamilton Earlham Coll. Pembroke History.
Iowa J. G. Walleser Iowa Coll., A.B. Oriel Eng. Lit.
Kansas E. W. Murray Univ. of Kansas, A.B. St. John’s B.Litt.
Kentucky Clarke Tandy Kentucky State Coll., A.B. Exeter History.
Louisiana A. K. Read[85] Louisiana State Univ., A.B. Ch. Ch. B.Litt.
Maine D. R. Porter Bowdoin Trinity History.[84]
Maryland P. Kieffer Franklin and Marshall Coll., A.B. Oriel B.C.L.
Massachusetts F. Fobes Harvard, A.B. Balliol B.Litt.
Michigan W. L. Sperry Olivet Coll. (Mich.), A.B. Queen’s Theology.
Minnesota B. B. Wallace Macalaster Coll., A.B. Pembroke History.
Missouri R. E. Blodgett Univ. of Missouri Wadham B.A.
Montana G. E. Barnes Univ. of Montana, A.B. Ch. Ch. Theology
Nebraska R. H. Coon Grand Island Coll. (Neb.), A.B. Lincoln Lit. Hum.
New Hampshire J. A. Brown Dartmouth, A.B., A.M. New Coll. B.Sc.[84]
New Jersey B. Price Princeton, A.B. Wadham Jurisprud.
New York W. E. Schutt Cornell B. N. C. Jurisprud.
North Carolina J. H. Winston Univ. of North Carolina, A.B. Ch. Ch. Jurisprud.
North Dakota H. A. Hinds Univ. of North Dakota Queen’s Nat. Sci.[84]
Ohio G. C. Vincent Westminster Coll., A.B. Queen’s Lit. Hum.
Oklahoma W. L. Kendall Univ. of Oklahoma, A.B. B. N. C. B.C.L.
Oregon H. E. Densmore Univ. of Oregon, A.B. University B.Litt.
Pennsylvania T. E. Robins Pennsylvania, A.B. Ch. Ch. History.
Rhode Island R. H. Bevan Brown, A.B. Worcester B.C.L.[84]
South Carolina W. H. Verner[85] Univ. of South Carolina, A.B., A.M. Ch. Ch. B.Litt.
South Dakota P. M. Young Univ. of South Dakota, A.B. Oriel Jurisprud.
Tennessee J. Tigert Vanderbilt, A.B. Pembroke Jurisprud.
Texas S. R. Ashby Univ. of Texas, A.B. Merton Eng. Lit.
Utah E. Jacobson Univ. of Utah, A.B. Exeter Mod. Langs.
Vermont J. C. Sherburne Univ. of Vermont, A.B. Wadham Jurisprud.
Virginia W. A. Fleet Univ. of Virginia, A.B., A.M. Magdalen Lit. Hum.
Washington J. N. Johanson Univ. of Washington, A.B. Exeter B.Litt.
West Virginia C. F. Tucker Brooke Univ. of W. Virginia, A.B., A.M. St. John’s Eng. Lit.,[84] B.Litt.
Wisconsin R. F. Scholz Univ. of Wisconsin, A.B., A.M. Worcester B.Litt.
Wyoming H. G. Merriam Univ. of Wyoming, A.B. Lincoln Eng. Lit.
GERMANY
W. von Mohl[86] Pforta Gymnasium New Coll. Law and Econ.
C. Brinckman[86] Freiburg and Göttingen Queen’s B.Litt.
W. von Helldorf[86] Jena Gymnasium University Law and Econ.
W. Goebel[86] Bonn and Freiburg St. John’s Dipl. Econ.[84]
W. Drechsler[86] Berlin, Ph.D. Worcester B.Litt.
Elected 1905.
AUSTRALASIA
New South Wales P. H. Rogers Sydney, B.A. Worcester B.C.L.
New Zealand P. W. Robertson New Zealand Univ., M.A. Trinity Nat. Sci.
Queensland N. Leslie Brisbane Grammar School Balliol Lit. Hum.
South Australia R. L. Robinson Adelaide Univ., B.Sc. Magdalen Nat. Sci. & Forestry.
Tasmania J. Orr Hobart Univ. Balliol Hon. Mods.
Victoria H. Sutton Melbourne Univ., M.D., Ch.B. New Coll. B.Sc.
West Australia P. H. Harper Guildford Grammar School Oriel Nat. Sci.
BERMUDA
A. J. Motyer Mt. Allison Univ. (New Brunswick), B.A. Ch. Ch. Nat. Sci.
CANADA
British Columbia I. Rubinowitz McGill, B.A. Queen’s B.C.L.
Manitoba W. J. Rose Manitoba Univ., B.A. Magdalen Lit. Hum.
New Brunswick F. P. Day Mt. Allison Univ., B.A. Ch. Ch. Eng. Lit.
Nova Scotia R. E. Bates Acadia Univ., B.A., and Harvard, B.A. Merton Eng. Lit.
Ontario J. M. Macdonnell Queen’s Univ. (Kingston), M.A. Balliol Lit. Hum.
Prince Edward Island L. Brehaut Dalhousie Univ., B.A. University Lit. Hum.
Quebec T. E. Papineau McGill, B.A. B. N. C. Jurisprud.
JAMAICA
R. L. Nosworthy Exeter School (Eng.) Ch. Ch. Mathematics.
NEWFOUNDLAND
H. Bond Methodist Coll. (St. John’s) St. John’s Nat. Sci.
SOUTH AFRICA
Natal L. Forder St. Charles’ Coll., Pietermaritzburg Hertford Jurisprud.
Rhodesia (1) N. W. Milton Marlborough Coll. (Eng.) University History.
Rhodesia (2) C. P. Devitt[86] St. George’s School (Bulawayo) Pembroke Nat. Sci.
Diocesan College, Rondebosch C. F. Cranswick Diocesan Coll., Rondebosch Exeter Nat. Sci.
St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown W. K. Flemmer St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown Trinity Nat. Sci.
S. African College E. Stanford S. African Coll. New Coll. Jurisprud.
Victorian College, Stellenbosch P. le Fras Nortje Victoria Coll., Stellenbosch Pembroke Nat. Sci.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
California Hugh A. Moran Leland Stanford, A.B. Wadham Theology.
Colorado G. A. Whitely Univ. of Colorado, A.B. Merton Jurisprud.
Connecticut A. M. Stevens Yale, A.B. Balliol Eng. Lit.
Delaware H. R. Isaacs Dickenson (Penn.), A.B. Exeter B.C.L.
Florida E. W. Buckholz Florida State Coll., A.B. Pembroke Lit. Hum.
Georgia T. H. Wade Emory Coll., A.B. Exeter Eng. Lit.
Idaho C. H. Foster Univ. of Idaho, A.B. B. N. C. Eng. Lit.
Illinois N. E. Ensign McKendree Coll., A.B. St. Edmund Hall Math.
Indiana F. Aydelotte Indiana Univ., A.B., Harvard, A.M. B. N. C. Eng. Lit.
Iowa J. van der Zee Univ. of Iowa, A.B. Merton History.
Kansas F. M. Mohler Washburn Coll., A.B. St. John’s Theology.
Kentucky W. H. Branham Georgetown Coll., A.B. Queen’s Mod. Lang.
Louisiana R. C. Many Tulane Univ., A.B. Queen’s Lit. Hum.
Maine H. W. Soule Colby Coll., A.B. Worcester Jurisprud.
Maryland E. M. Armstrong Princeton, B.A. Oriel Medicine.
Massachusetts R. K. Hack William’s Coll. (Mass.), A.B. Oriel B.Litt.
Michigan R. C. Platt Albion Coll. (Mich.), A.B. Hertford Eng. Lit.
Minnesota H. S. Mitchell Univ. of Minnesota, A.B. New B.C.L.
Mississippi E. J. Ford Univ. of Mississippi Ch. Ch. Jurisprud.
Missouri S. E. Eliot Washington Univ., A.B. Hertford Theology.
Nebraska A. H. Marsh Univ. of Nebraska, A.B. Keble Theology.
New Hampshire W. W. Thayer Harvard, A.B. Magdalen History.
New Jersey P. L. Alexander Westminster Coll., A.B., Princeton, B.A. Queen’s Lit. Hum.
New Mexico T. S. Bell Univ. of New Mexico, A.B. Lincoln B.C.L.
New York H. C. Willard Hobart Coll., A.B., Cornell, A.M. University History.
North Carolina H. Trantham Wake Forest Coll., A.B., A.M. Ch. Ch. Lit. Hum.
Ohio C. R. Alburn Western Reserve, A.B. St. John’s B.C.L.
Oklahoma C. D. Mahaffie Kingfisher Coll. (Oklahoma), A.B. St. John’s B.C.L.
Pennsylvania J. N. Schaeffer Franklin and Marshall Coll., A.B. Oriel B.Litt.
Rhode Island L. W. Cronkhite Brown, A.B. Worcester B.Sc.
South Carolina E. S. Towles Charleston Coll., B.A., M.A. Magdalen Lit. Hum.
Tennessee B. E. Schmidt Univ. of Tennessee, A.B. Merton History.
Texas H. P. Steger[86] Univ. of Texas, A.B. Balliol Jurisprud.
Vermont H. H. Holt Middlebury Coll. (Ver.), A.B. Exeter History.
Virginia B. D. Tucker Univ. of Virginia, A.B. Ch. Ch. Theology.
Washington L. J. Railsback Univ. of Washington Lincoln Lit. Hum.
West Virginia E. R. Lloyd Ohio Wesleyan Univ., A.B. Wadham Lit. Hum.
Wisconsin A. E. Rollins Lawrence Univ., A.B. Worcester Lit. Hum.
GERMANY
H. von Frantzius Munich, Leipsic, Konigsberg Ch. Ch. Dipl. Econ.
W. Haberland Heidelberg Lincoln History and Law.
E. von der Lühe Munich Hertford Dipl. Econ.
L. von Krosigk Rossleben Oriel Dipl. Econ.
K. Roediger Göttingen Trinity Dipl. Econ.
Elected 1906.
AUSTRALASIA
N. S. Wales M. L. MacCallum Sydney Univ., B.A. Balliol Jurisprud.
New Zealand P. A. Farquharson Otago Univ., M.Sc. St. John’s Nat. Sci.
Queensland H. L. Harvey Boys’ Grammar School, Marlborough Oriel Jurisprud.
South Australia W. R. Reynell Adelaide Univ. Balliol Nat. Sci.
Tasmania T. Dunbabin Univ. of Tasmania, B.A. C. C. C. Lit. Hum.
Victoria J. A. Seitz Melbourne Univ., B.C.E. Merton Math.
West Australia A. Juett Christian Brothers’ Coll., Perth B. N. C. Nat. Sci.
BERMUDA
E. Eardley-Smith International Coll. (Hampstead) Worcester Lit. Hum.
CANADA
British Columbia H. E. Bray Toronto Univ., B.A. B. N. C. History.
Manitoba S. E. Beech Manitoba Univ., B.A. Queen’s Nat. Sci.
New Brunswick R. St. J. Freeze New Brunswick Univ., B.A. Oriel B.C.L.
Nova Scotia A. Moxon Dalhousie Univ., B.A. New Jurisprud.
North W. Territory A. M. Bothwell Queen’s Univ. (Kingston), M.A. Trinity History.
Ontario R. C. Reade Toronto Univ., B.A. New Lit. Hum.
Prince Edward Island A. G. Cameron Queen’s Univ. (Kingston), B.A. Balliol Medicine.
Quebec A. R. Macleod McGill, B.A. Balliol Hon. Mods.
JAMAICA
H. E. Wortley Jamaica Coll. Exeter Theology.
NEWFOUNDLAND
J. J. Penny St. Bonaventure’s Coll. Hertford Lit. Hum.
SOUTH AFRICA
Natal T. B. Horwood Maritzburg Coll. Ch. Ch. Lit. Hum.
S. African College V. A. Lewis Cape Univ., B.A. New Jurisprud.
St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown R. H. Williamson St. Andrew’s Coll., Grahamstown Trinity Jurisprud.
Victoria College, Stellenbosch J. V. Brink Cape Univ., B.A. University Jurisprud.
Rondebosch W. I. Perrott Rondebosch Worcester Nat. Sci.
GERMANY
G. von Diergardt Munich Ch. Ch. Dipl. Econ.
Baron W. von Sell Munich New Dipl. Econ.
H. von Veltheim Kreutzgasse Gymnasium, Cologne St. John’s Dipl. Econ.
K. von Holtzbrinck Pforta Gymnasium Balliol Law.
E. Stadler Strassburg, Ph.D. Magdalen Eng. Lit.