The University of Virginia Memoires of her Student-life and Professors

Written by a former student of the University of Virginia, this volume offers a firsthand account of student life and academic culture at one of America's premier universities in the mid-19th century. Topics covered include student organizations, athletic competitions, and the day-to-day routine of university life. The book also profiles many of the university's faculty members, including founder Thomas Jefferson and law professor John B. Minor.

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