Medieval Cambridge : essays on the pre-reformation university

Patrick Zutshi

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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The dedications of Cambridge colleges and their chapels, Christopher N.L. Brooke the Cambridge faculty of canon law and the ecclesiastical courts of Ely, James A. Brundage commoners in medieval Cambridge colleges, Alan B. Cobban the gild of Corpus Christi and the foundation of Corpus Christi College - an investigation of the documents, Catherine P. Hall the medieval statutes of Pembroke College, Jayne Ringrose two collegiate loan chests in late medieval Cambridge, Roger Lovatt the impact of St John's College as landowner in the West Fields of Cambridge in the early 16th century, Malcolm Underwood.

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