Catalogue of Books on Cambridge - Library - University of Melbourne

imposed by Tutors, and accepted by the Club in October Term
1871, and amended by them, October Term 1876.
Cambridge:Amateur Dramatic Club, [–].
AMBROSE,Alice. [Editor]. Wittgenstein’s lectures,
Cambridge, 1932-35. From the notes <strong>of</strong> Alice Ambrose and
Margaret Macdonald. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1979.
Ambulator; or, the stranger’s guide through Cambridge … See
HARRADEN, R.B.
AMEY,Victoria. Cambridge cavalcade. New York:Vantage
Press, 1982.
ANDERSON, C. Arnold & SCHNAPER, Miriam. School
and society in England: Social backgrounds <strong>of</strong> Oxford and
Cambridge students.Washington, D.C.: Public Affairs Press,
1952.
ANDERSON, Mary. [Introduction]. See SEDGWICK,
Adam. A discourse on the studies …
ANDERSON, R.C. The tramways <strong>of</strong> East Anglia. London:
Light Railway Transport League, 1969.
ANDERSON, R.C. & GILLHAM, J.C. Edited by J.H.
PRICE. The tramways <strong>of</strong> East Anglia. Broxbourne, Herts.:
Light Rail Transit Association, 1982.
ANDREW, Christopher & GORDIEVSKY, Oleg. KGB:
the inside story <strong>of</strong> its foreign operations from Lenin to
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Gorbachev. New York: HarperCollins, 1990.
ANDREWS, D. See CHARTERED INSTITUTION OF
WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGEMENT.
ANNAN, Noel. The dons: mentors, eccentrics and geniuses.
London: HarperCollins, 2000.
ANNAN, N. [Introduction]. See GRANT, M.
ANNAN, N. [Foreword]. See PROCTOR, Dennis.
[Editor].
ANNISS, George. A history <strong>of</strong> Wisbech castle. Ely: EARO
Publications, 1977.
The annual register <strong>of</strong> the University <strong>of</strong> Cambridge. 1951/52;
1952/53; 1953/54; 1955/56; 1957/58; 1958/59; 1960/61;
1964/65; 1965/66 & 1970/71. [Formerly Cambridge
University Calendar before 1951/52].
ANSTRUTHER, Ian. Oscar Browning: a biography. London:
John Murray, 1983.
An answer to observations on the plans for the new library; being
a defence <strong>of</strong> the design presented by Messers. Rickman and
Hutchinson. [By PEACOCK, George]. Birmingham: [–],
1831.
ANYBODY. [Pseudonym]. Fits <strong>of</strong> folly; or, the aberrations <strong>of</strong> a