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London: Howard Wilford Bell, 1902. [Photocopy]. [Appendix 1, pp. 71–81, 1643–1901:‘Oxford University magazines and periodicals’; appendix 2, pp. 82–93, 1750–1901:‘Cambridge University magazines and periodicals’.] M[ARKBY,T].‘The examination <strong>of</strong> schools by the University.’ Item 4 in Occasional papers on university matters and middle class education together with full information as to the local examinations and recent university changes, no. 1, 1858. MARKS, John. See DURACK, John; GILBERT, George & MARKS, John. MARLOWE, Christopher. The Fen country. Illustrated by Basil JACQUAIRE. London: Cecil Palmer, 1925. MARLOWE, C. Legends <strong>of</strong> the Fenland people. London: Cecil Palmer, 1926. MARLOWE DRAMATIC SOCIETY. The troublesome raigne and lamentable death <strong>of</strong> Edward the second, King <strong>of</strong> England: with the tragical fall <strong>of</strong> proud Mortimer … Performed at Cambridge by the Marlowe Dramatic Society on March 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, & 13, 1926. MARMARAS, J. [Photographer]. See GRANT, M. MARPLES, Morris. University slang. London:Williams & Norgate, 1950. 190 MARR, J.E. & SHIPLEY, A.E. [Editors]. Handbook to the natural history <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire. Cambridge: University Press, 1904. MARRIOTT, James. Poems written chiefly at the University <strong>of</strong> Cambridge, together with a Latin oration upon the history and genius <strong>of</strong> the Roman and Canon Laws, with a comparison <strong>of</strong> the laws <strong>of</strong> England, spoken in the chapel at Trinity Hall Cambridge, December 21, 1756. [London: –, 1760]. [Lacks half title with printer’s name and date. Interesting engraving <strong>of</strong> University Library by Marriott as frontispiece, and also his vignettes on pp. 7, 11, 34, 94 & 124.] MARSH, Edward. Rupert Brooke: the collected poems with a memoir by Edward Marsh. London: Sidgwick & Jackson, 1942. 3rd ed. MARSH, L.S. [Editor]. Angling in Ouse and Cam waters. [–]: Ouse & Cam Fishery Board, 1950. Revised ed. MARSHALL, Archibald. Peter Binney: undergraduate. London: Alston Rivers, [1904]. MARSHALL, Arthur.The Marshall story: a century <strong>of</strong> wheels and wings. Sparkford, Nr Yeovil, Somerset: Patrick Stephens, 1994. MARSHALL, Mrs Frances. See ST AUBYN,Alan. [Pseudonym].
MARSHALL, Howard, with collaboration <strong>of</strong> J.P. JORDAN. Oxford v Cambridge: the story <strong>of</strong> the University rugby match. London: Clerke & Cockeran, 1951. MARSHALL, J.B. [Appendix]. The ancient statue <strong>of</strong> our Lady in the church <strong>of</strong> Our Lady and the English Martyrs. See BREEZE, M.S. Gabrielle. MARSHALL, Mary Paley. What I remember. Introduction by G.M.TREVELYAN. Cambridge: University Press, 1947. MARSHALL, Sybil. [Editor]. Fenland chronicle: recollections <strong>of</strong> William Henry and Kate Mary Edwards, collected and edited by their daughter. Drawings by Ewart OAKESHOTT. Cambridge: University Press, 1967. MARSHALL, Sybil. The silver new nothing: Edwardian childhood in the Fen. Illustrated by Ewart OAKESHOTT. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 1987. Marshall <strong>of</strong> Cambridge, 1909–1990, marking its contribution to the Battle <strong>of</strong> Britain. Cambridge: Marshall <strong>of</strong> Cambridge (Engineering) Ltd., 1990. [Signed typed letter from Arthur Marshall (1993) loosely inserted.] MARTIN, Ged. The Cambridge Union and Ireland, 1815–1941. Edinburgh: Ann Barry, 2000. [MARTIN, G.] A visitor’s guide to Magdalene College, Cambridge. Cambridge:The College, [1970]. MARTIN, K. [Introduction]. See COULTON, Mary Rose. MARTIN,Thomas. See [MASTERS, Robert.] [MASON, A.J.] See Pembroke sonnets, 1911. MASON, A.J. [Editor]. See The Tatler in Cambridge. MASON, H.J. An introduction to the Black Fens. Ely: J. Mason, 1973. MASON, Mercia. Oxford and Cambridge. Blue Guide. London: Ernest Benn, 1982. 2nd ed. MASON, Richard. [Editor]. Cambridge minds. Cambridge: University Press, 1994. MASON,W. [Twenty one views <strong>of</strong> Cambridge]. Cambridge:W. Mason, 1820. [No text apart from descriptive titles at base <strong>of</strong> individual views. Stamp <strong>of</strong> ‘W. Mason pr<strong>of</strong>ile painter & print seller, Cambridge’ inside top inner cover. Leather cover <strong>of</strong> 1820 with gold tooling on margins.Views dated as follows: 1 [n.d.], five as 1819, the rest as 1820. Extremely rare to see this extensive range <strong>of</strong> views whether bound or loose, and also in excellent colour.] MASSING, Jean Michel. See ARNOULD,A. & MASSING, J.M. 191
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