Catalogue of Books on Cambridge - Library - University of Melbourne

copy <strong>of</strong> that book plate is reproduced on p. 21 in the
encyclopedia.The original drawing, 26x24 cm and signed
by the letterer, is held by Pierre Gorman and photo
negatives <strong>of</strong> the book plate are held under BURY.]
EXETER, Marquis <strong>of</strong>. [Preface]. See WOODS, R.S.
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FABB, J.A. [Editor]. See The Cambridge meteor.
FAIR, John D. Harold Temperley: a scholar and romantic in the
public realm. Newark: University <strong>of</strong> Delaware Press, 1992.
FAIRBAIRN, Ian. [Editor]. Steve Fairbairn on rowing.
London: Nicholas Kaye, 1951.
FAIRBAIRN, Steve. Fairbairn <strong>of</strong> Jesus: being the personal
reminiscences <strong>of</strong> Steve Fairbairn in Australia, Cambridge and
elsewhere. Foreword by Sir Arthur QUILLER-COUCH.
London: John Lane,The Bodley Head, 1931.
FAIRBAIRN, S. Rowing in a nutshell. Marlow-on-Thames:
H.E. Simpson, Printer, 1930/40.
FAIRBAIRN, S. Rowing notes. Cambridge: Spalding,
[1930].
FAIRBANK, Alfred & DICKINS, Bruce. The italic hand
and Tudor Cambridge: forty-one examples. London: Bowes &
Bowes, 1962.
FALKNER, Keith. [Introduction]. See Traviss F.Teversham
Centenary Exhibition.
Familiar illustrations <strong>of</strong> the language <strong>of</strong> mathematics. See
ROGET, John L.
FANCHIOTTI, M. [Compiler]. Memories <strong>of</strong> Old Duxford.
[Cambridge: –, –].
[FANING, J.F.E.] [Editor]. See The book <strong>of</strong> matriculations
and degrees ... from 1851 to 1900.
FARA, Patricia. Instruments <strong>of</strong> attraction. Cambridge:
Whipple Museum <strong>of</strong> the History <strong>of</strong> Science, 1996.
FARRAR, Frederic W. Julian Home: a tale <strong>of</strong> college life.
London: Adam & Charles Black, 1909.
FARRAR, J. Michael. [Foreword] See JACKSON,
Christopher.
FARRAR, Michael. Genealogical sources in Cambridgeshire: a
summary list. Cambridge: Cambridgeshire Records Office,
1994. 2nd ed.
FARREN, Robert. [Artist & etcher]. The battle ground <strong>of</strong>
the eights. Cambridge: Macmillan & Bowes, 1884.
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