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1693–1805. Cambridge: Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 1984. PATERSON, Kate. Cambridge secrets: an independent guide to living in Cambridge. Cambridge: Kate Paterson, 1994. PATERSON, K. Kate Paterson’s Cambridge secrets 2: the independent guide to living in Cambridge. Cambridge: Insider Guide Series, 2000. PATINKIN, Don. [Editor]. See Keynes, Cambridge and the General Theory ... PATRIDES, C.A. The Cambridge Platonists. London: Edward Arnold, 1969. PATTERSON, Susan. Interpreting the Fens: people, places and dialect. Cambridge: Cambridgeshire Community Council, 1980. PATTISON, George. [Editor]. Preached before King’s. University sermons in King’s College Chapel, 1983–1997. Cambridge: King’s College, 1999. PATTISON, G. See BECKETT,Wendy, Sister. Paulopostprandials. SEAMAN, O.; MONRO, H.C.; & SPEED, L. [Editors]. Cambridge: Jones & Piggott (late Rivingtons); London:W. Kent, 1883. 3rd ed. PAUTHOS. [Pseudonym]. HOPE. [Illustrator]. Strephon in 218 Cambridge, with The ballad <strong>of</strong> Jasper Proctor, originally published in the Granta, and now for the first time made into a book. By Pauthos. Embellished with designs by ‘Hope’. [–: –], 1935. [The author also used the pseudonym J.H.D. for the original version <strong>of</strong> ‘Strephon in Cambridge’, in The Granta.] PAWSON, Ge<strong>of</strong>frey Philip Henry. The Cambridge Platonists and their place in religious thought. New York: R. Franklin Reprints, [1974]. PAYE, P. The Ely and St Ives railway. [–]: Oakwood Press, 1982. PAYNE, A.C. [Illustrator]. See LEHMANN, R.C. PAYNE, Ian. The provision and practice <strong>of</strong> sacred music at Cambridge colleges and selected cathedrals, c.1547–c.1646: a comparative study <strong>of</strong> the archival evidence. New York: Garland Publications, 1993. PAYNE, Sara. Down your street: Cambridge past and present. Vol. 1: Central Cambridge. Cambridge: Pevensey Press, 1983. PAYNE, S. Down your street: Cambridge past and present. Vol. 2: East Cambridge. Cambridge: Pevensey Press, 1984. PEACE, David. [Photographs submitted in evidence by David Peace, Deputy County Planning Officer. 1–5 Bene’t Place, Lensfield Road, Cambridge]. Public enquiry
into proposed demolition, 16th October, 1969. Cambridge, 1969. [44 photos, 1 plan]. PEACOCK, D.M. A comparative view <strong>of</strong> the principles <strong>of</strong> the fluxional and differential calculus: addressed to the university <strong>of</strong> Cambridge. Cambridge: Deighton & Sons, and Nicholson & Son, 1819. [Bound in Trinity College pamphlets]. [PEACOCK, George.] See An answer to observations on the plans for the new library… PEACOCK, G. Observations on the statutes <strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> Cambridge. London: John W. Parker; Cambridge: J. & J.J. Deighton, 1841. PEACOCK, Olwyn. Cottenham commons and cheese. [Cambridge]: Cottenham Village Society, 1985. PEACOCK, O. Cottenham’s orchards and gardens: Domesday to 1990. Cottenham: Cottenham Village Society, 1990. PEACOCK, O. Cottenham’s troubled waters. Cottenham: Cottenham Village Society, 1991. [Reprint]. PEACOCK,Wadham. The story <strong>of</strong> the inter-university boat race. London: Grant Richards, 1902. PEARCE, A. Philippa. Minnow on the Say. Illustrated by Edward ARDIZZONE. London: Oxford University Press, 1962. [The adventure <strong>of</strong> two boys with a canoe, set in Great & Little Barley (Shelford) near Castleford (Cambridge) on the River Say (Cam), seeking a lost treasure.] PEARCE, A.P. Tom’s midnight garden. Illustrated by Susan EINZIG. London: Oxford University Press, 1972. [The science fiction adventure <strong>of</strong> a boy staying in the Fens, experiencing time breaks.] PECK, Arthur L. The Lord King’s College <strong>of</strong> God’s-house, 1448–1948. Cambridge: [–], 1948. PECK, A.L. & BURROWS, Sterndale. The church in Barnwell: a centenary memorial <strong>of</strong> the consecration <strong>of</strong> Christ Church, Cambridge which took place on June 7th 1839: also a short account <strong>of</strong> Barnwell Priory from its foundation to its dissolution in 1538, and <strong>of</strong> other matters concerning the Parish and a brief history <strong>of</strong> the parish during the last fifty years. Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1939. ‘Pedigrees <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire families &c. from the visitation <strong>of</strong> that county by Sir Henry St George, Knight Clarenceux King <strong>of</strong> Arms, 1684’. Edited by Walter C. METCALFE. Genealogist, vol. 3, no. 30, April 1879, pp. 231–245 & 296–314. [Also contains ‘Pedigrees <strong>of</strong> Cambridgeshire families &c. from the visitation <strong>of</strong> that county in 1684’ by Sir Henry St George, Knight Clarenceux King <strong>of</strong> Arms, assisted by Gregory King, Rouge Dragon and Robert Dale. Edited by George J. ARMYTAGE. Genealogist, no. 15, 1898–1899, pp. 120–126. It is interesting that the six pedigrees edited by ARMYTAGE do not appear to have been 219
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