Student-Life at Harvard

This book is a firsthand account of student life at Harvard in the late 19th century. George Henry Tripp's memoir provides a lively and engaging portrait of the social and intellectual milieu of one of America's most prestigious universities. From fraternity parties and football games to intense debates and literary clubs, Tripp offers a vivid picture of the vibrant campus culture of his time.

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