Title: Tom Brown's School Days
First published: 1800
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Subjects: Tom Brown's School Days, Thomas Hughes, Historical, English, Juvenile, Fiction, Literature, Schools, Boarding, Fictitious, Rugby School, Rugby School in fiction, Endowed public schools, Great Britain, Boys in fiction, Christian, Education, Boys, Men, Public, School stories, Bullying, Bullying in fiction, Rebellion, Morals, Moralizing, Preacher, Beliefs, No bad boys, No saints, Ecoles, Brimades, Romans, nouvelles, History, Endowed public schools (Great Britain), Fiction, general, English fiction, Children's fiction, Boys, fiction, Schools, fiction, England, fiction, Conduct of life, Juvenile literature, Students, Juvenile fiction, Social life and customs, Écoles, Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse, Mœurs et coutumes, Manners and customs, Schoolboys, Boarding schools
Places: English Public Schools: Rugby, Eton, Westminster, Harrow, Winchester, Charterhouse, Shrewsbury, Oriel, Oxford; England, Great Britain
People: Duke of Wellington, Charles Dickens, Lord Byron, Anthony Tollope, Sir Winston Churchill, Matthew Arnold, Gladstone, Tennyson, Wellington, Fictional Character: Harry Flashman
Time periods: Info of 16th-19th Centuries