Cambridge /

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The Turnament of Totenham and the Feest. Two early ballads printed from a manuscript preserved in the public library of the University of Cambridge.

Edited by Thomas Wright. Ascribed in early editions to Gilbert Pilkington, who was probably only the transcriber of part of the manuscript. cf. Camb. univ. Cat. of mss., v. 2, p. 505, and Dict. nat. biog.

The birth of the Prince of Wales : a poem which obtained the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge commencement, 1842 /

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Lectures on teaching : delivered in the University of Cambridge during the Lent term, 1880 /

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Philosophy and religion; six lectures, delivered at Cambridge.

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A lecture on the study of history delivered at Cambridge. June 11, 1895.

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Theatrum majorum, the Cambridge of 1776... with which is incorporated the diary of Dorothy Dudley...together with an historical sketch, severall appropriate poems, numerous anecdotes...many references to the renowned university, and descriptions of the people of the olden time...

The diary of Dorothy Dudley was written by Mary Williams Greeley. cf. Introd. to 2d ed., leaf following p. v.

The old plate of the Cambridge colleges,

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Worke for cvtlers, or, A merry dialogve betweene sword, rapier, and dagger : acted in a shew in the famous Vniuersite of Cambridge.

"Re-enacted on Thursday, July the 23rd 1903 at ... Trinity Hall, Cambridge, at the instance of A. Forbes Sieveking"--P. [2].

Comptes rendus des séances de la seizième Conférence générale de l'Association géodésique internationale réunie à Londres et à Cambridge du 21 au 29 septembre 1909.

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The Cambridge ms. (University Library, Gr. 4.27) of Chaucer's Canterbury tales /

Pt.2 reprinted 1881; Pt.3 reprinted 1896; Pts. 5-6 reprinted 1900.

Worke for cvtlers; or, A merry dialogue betweene sword, rapier and dagger : Acted in a shew in the famous Universitie of Cambridge A.D. 1615 /

"I venture to hazard the daring opinion that this Merry dialogue may be from the pen of no less a dramatist than Thomas Heywood himself."--Prologue.

Henry More; the rational theology of a Cambridge Plattonist.

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Abstracts from the wills and testamentary documents of printers, binders, and stationers of Cambridge, from 1504 to 1699 /

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Gradus ad Cantabrigiam : or, A Dictionary of terms, academical and colloquial, or cant, which are used at the University of Cambridge, with a variety of curious and entertaining illustrations.

With: Hints to freshmen / from a member of the University of Cambridge. London : Printed by Sampson Low and sold by B. and J. White, 1797.