The Will is arranged in forty-two clauses, followed by four codicils. As it is the intention here to deal only with those provisions which bear directly upon the Rhodes Scholarships or Oxford, it would seem natural to omit all other articles; but, for the sake of giving a comprehensive view of this remarkable document, it has seemed preferable to follow the regular order of the clauses, inserting summaries of those which are irrelevant to our subject. The quotations in the following pages are made from a copy (in the Bodleian Library, Oxford) of the full text of the Will as published by Hollams, Sons, Coward and Hawksley. Thick Clarendon type has been used to indicate exact quotation of the text, while the use of ordinary type enclosed in [ ]s indicates summarizing or abridgement. The designation of the clauses or articles by Arabic numerals is exactly as they occur in the text. The Roman numerals have been arbitrarily inserted to indicate topical divisions.[8] WILL AND CODICILS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CECIL JOHN RHODES. Will dated 1st July, 1899. Codicils of January, 1901. Codicil of 11th October, 1901. Codicil of January 18th, 1902. Codicil of 12th March, 1902. Testator died 26th March, 1902. Hollams, Sons, Coward and Hawksley 30, Mincing Lane, E.C. (London). [THE WILL.] I the Right Honourable Cecil John Rhodes of Cape Town in the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope hereby revoke all testamentary dispositions heretofore made by me and declare this to be my last Will which I make this 1st day of July 1899. I. 1. I am a natural-born British subject and I now declare that I have adopted and acquired and hereby adopt and acquire and intend to retain Rhodesia as my domicile. 2. I appoint the Right Honourable Archibald Philip Earl of Rosebery K.G. K.T. the Right Honourable Henry George Earl Grey Alfred Beit[9] (...) William Thomas Stead[9] (...) Lewis Lloyd Michell[9] (...) and Bourchier Francis Hawksley[9] (...) to be my Executors and the Trustees of my Will and they and the survivors of them or other the Trustees for the time being of my Will and hereinafter my Trustees. Articles 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 [give directions and instructions for the burial of Rhodes’s body at Matoppos in Rhodesia; the disposal of certain small legacies; the erection of a monument to the men who fell in the first Matabele War at Shangani in Rhodesia; the disposition of certain properties in Rhodesia; the disposition of certain moneys to provide for the Matoppos, the Bulawayo, and the Inyanga ‘Funds’, experimental farming and the establishment and maintenance of an Agricultural College, and the management of certain estates.] II. [BEQUESTS TO ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD.]