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BRIL, P.L. Report on staffing issues in the Cambridge University Library submitted to Dr F.W. Ratcliffe, Librarian. Cambridge: Cambridge University Library, 1989. BRIMLEY, George. Alfred Tennyson’s poems. See Cambridge essays contributed by members <strong>of</strong> the university, 1855. BRINK, C.O. English classical scholarship: historical reflections on Bentley, Porson and Housman. Cambridge: James Clarke, 1986. BRINK. Daphne H. The parish <strong>of</strong> St Edward, King and Martyr, Cambridge: survival <strong>of</strong> a late mediaeval appropriation. Cambridge: Cambridge Antiquarian Society, 1992. [Letter from author to Pierre Gorman loosely inserted.] BRISTED, Charles Astor. The English language in America. See Cambridge essays contributed by members <strong>of</strong> the university, 1855. BRISTED, C.A. Five years in an English university. New York: G.P. Putnam, 1852. 2nd ed. BRISTOWE, Mary. A short guide to Ickleton. [–]. [Three different undated editions.] Britannica curiosa. See Cambridgeshire. Britanica curriosa. Britannia depicta: a series <strong>of</strong> views, (with brief descriptions) <strong>of</strong> the most interesting and picturesque objects in Great Britain engraved from drawings by Messers Farington,Turner, Hearne, 42 Smith,Alexander, &c.The counties alphabetically arranged. Part II. Containing nine views in Cambridgeshire. London:T. Cadell & W. Davies. 1808. [See also LYSONS, Daniel & LYSONS, Samuel. Magna Britannia.] BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. The seventieth annual congress held at Cambridge, July 7th to July 12th, 1913. Proceedings <strong>of</strong> the congress, reviews and notes. The Journal <strong>of</strong> the British Archaeological Association, September 1913. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. 127th annual meeting at Cambridge, September 1st–8th, 1965. [Cambridge:The Association], 1965. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Cambridge meeting, August 17–24, 1938. [Cambridge:The Association], 1938. BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. Lithographed signatures <strong>of</strong> the members <strong>of</strong> the British Association for the Advancement <strong>of</strong> Science who met at Cambridge, June MDCCCXXXIII, with a report <strong>of</strong> the proceedings at the public meetings during the week and an alphabetical list <strong>of</strong> the members. Cambridge: Pitt Press, 1833. The British monarchy; or, a new chorographical description <strong>of</strong> all the dominions subject to the King <strong>of</strong> Great Britain comprehending the British Isles, the Electoral States, the
American Colonies, the African and Indian settlements and enlarging more particularly on the respective counties <strong>of</strong> England and Wales. Engraved by George BICKHAM. London: G. Bickham, 1794. BRITISH PERCHERON HORSE SOCIETY. British Percheron horse show and country day in town, Midsummer Common, Cambridge, Saturday, 29th May 1982. [Cambridge]: British Percheron Horse Society, 1982. BRITISH RAILWAYS BOARD, EASTERN, LONDON, MIDLAND & WESTERN REGIONS. Heads <strong>of</strong> information in connection with the proposal to withdraw passenger services between Oxford-Bletchley-Bedford- Cambridge,April 1964. [London]: British Railways Board, 1964. BRITTAIN, Frederick. Illustrated guide to Cambridge with a map <strong>of</strong> the colleges and city centre. Based on the guide by Frank Rutter first published in 1922. Cambridge: Heffer & Son, 1969. 15th ed. BRITTAIN, F. It’s a don’s life: an autobiography. London: Heinemann, 1972. BRITTAIN, F. A short history <strong>of</strong> Jesus College, Cambridge. Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1940. BRITTAIN, F. [Reviser]. See RUTTER, F. Guide to Cambridge. BRITTAIN, F. See GRAY,A. & BRITTAIN, F. History <strong>of</strong> Jesus College. BRITTAIN, F. & MANNING, Bernd. Babylon bruis’d and Mount Moriah mended; being a compendiouse & authentick narracioun <strong>of</strong> ye proceedinges <strong>of</strong> ye Wm Dowsing Societie in a visitatione <strong>of</strong> all ye parisshe churches & college chapells <strong>of</strong> Cambridge during a longe vacation … Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1940. BRITTAIN, F. & MANNING, B. Babylon bruis’d & Mount Morial mended; being a compendiouse & authentick narracioun <strong>of</strong> ye proceedinges <strong>of</strong> ye Wm Dowsing Societie in a visitatione <strong>of</strong> all ye parisshe churches & college chapells <strong>of</strong> Cambridge during a longe vacation … Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1948. 2nd ed. BRITTAIN, F. & PLAYFORD, H.B. The Jesus College Boat Club, Cambridge. Introduction by Sir Arthur QUILLER- COUCH. Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1928. BRITTAIN, F. & PLAYFORD, H. The Jesus College Cambridge Boat Club, 1827–1962. Cambridge: Heffer & Sons, 1962. [BRITTON, John.] An essay towards a history and description <strong>of</strong> King’s College Chapel, Cambridge. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees & Orme, 1807–1827. 5 vols. [No title page, but text rather similar to section <strong>of</strong> same heading on pp. 17–32 in vol. 1 from BRITTON, John. The architectural antiquities <strong>of</strong> Great Britain …] 43
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DUXFORD AVIATION SOCIETY. The Duxfo
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Erasmus and Cambridge: the Cambridg
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FELLOWS, Jennifer. [Draft translato
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FITZGERALD, Edward. Euphranor. Lond
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FLANDERS, Dennis. [Illustrator]. [T
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FREEMAN, E.A. [Introduction]. See F
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From the Granta to theYarra: Cambri
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Press, 1897. [See also its Concorda
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GIFFORD, P.R. [Compiler]. See Cambr
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GOMAR, Pippa. [Compiler]. Cambridge
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publisher or title. Undated items a
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The Granta:‘a college joke to cur
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GRAY, G.J. Index to the contents <s
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GREGORY, S. [Pseudonym]. A summer <
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GUITE, Janetta. The building <stron
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HADGRAFT, N. & SWIFT, Katherine. [E
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Handbook of ten mi
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HARRADEN, R.B. Jun. [Illustrator].
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HAWKING, S.W. Stephen. A brief hist
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HENSLOW, J.S. Roman-British remains
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HOBBS, Charles. Cambridge. Jarrold
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College, dated Nov. 21, 1827 to Daw
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HUGHES,T. McKenny. [Foreword]. See
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In memoriam,Adolphus William Ward,
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J JACKSON, Christopher. A Cambridge
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JANEWAY,W. See HOMBERGER, E.; JANEW
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JOHNSON, Elizabeth. [Editor]. The c
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JUDE, Raymond & Margaret. Barringto
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[Architectural notes]. Peterhouse 1
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criticism and discussion connected
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KLEINMAN, Mark; JACKSON, Alistair;
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[Landowners in Bedford and Cambridg
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LEHMANN, R.C. In Cambridge courts:
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LEYS SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE. See A surve
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LLOYD,A.H. See HARRISON,W.J. LLOYD,
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LUARD, H.R.‘A letter to the unive
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MACEACHERN, I. Village signs <stron
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‘Corpus Christi College, Cambridg
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London: Howard Wilford Bell, 1902.
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MASSON, David. The life of<
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McCRERY, N. Silent witness. London:
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Heffer, 1950. MELLANBY, R. Kleiner
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MITCHELL, Ena. Notes on the history
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MORGAN, R.Travers & Partners. Cambr
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MUSKETT, J.J. [Transcriber] & WHITE
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NEUMANN, Pia & OSBORN, Roger. Mason
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letters: the correspondence <strong
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Macmillan, 1858. OCKELTON, C.M.G. T
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Sanitary Districts, Boroughs, and C
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PAGE, Robin. The decline of
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Transactions of th
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1693-1805. Cambridge: Cambridge Ant
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previously printed.] PEEK, H.E. See
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PETERS, G.P.G. I walked to the stat
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secret service. London:William Kron
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1710. 2nd ed., corrected. [This cop
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REANEY, Percy Hide. The place-names
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RIVINGTON, R.T. Punting: its histor
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ROBINSON, Duncan & WILDMAN, Stephen
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ROSE, Susan. [Editor]. See EVANS, N
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RUCK, G.A.E.‘Centenary of
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SAUNDERS, H.W. [Editor]. See Docume
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SHARPE,T. The Wilt alternative. New
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SMART, Christopher. [Editor]. See T
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SNOW, C.P. The light and the dark.
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Spalding’s street and general dir
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College.’ In COOPER, Charles Henr
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& Walters, 1845. [Bound in Cambridg
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STUBBS, C.W. Historical memorials <
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one of his staff.
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TAYLOR, Nicholas. Cambridge new arc
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York:Anchor Book, Doubleday, 1965.
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obtained the Chancellor’s medal a
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TRINITY COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. Regulat
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The twentieth century: a Cambridge
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UNWIN, F.T. A Cambridge childhood (
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VENN, J. Caius College. Cambridge:
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WALTERS, S[tuart] M[ax]. A guide to
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WHITE, C.H. Evelyn-.‘A book <stro
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WORDSWORTH,William. The prelude. Se
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