The Press Licensing Act mandated that a copy of every printed book be placed in its Bodleian Library.
An 1854 act named for this place created the Hebdomadal Council and opened it to dissenters. Archbishop of Rochester Walter de Merton was a prominent donor to this place. The Press Licensing Act mandated that a copy of every printed book be placed in its Bodleian Library. This institution lends its name to a 19th century movement led by Edward Pusey and John Henry Newman which sought to make the Church of England more Catholic. Nicholas (*)  Ridley, Hugh Latimer, and Thomas Cranmer were burnt at the stake on the grounds of this institution. Cecil Rhodes established a program intended to attract international youths to this institution, which started issuing degrees to women in 1920. For 10 points, name this prestigious English university, a rival of Cambridge.
An 1854 act named for this place created the Hebdomadal Council and opened it to dissenters.
University of  Oxford  [or  Oxford  University; accept first line buzzes of  Oriel  College or Somerville  College]