History of the College of St John the Evangelist, Cambridge 2 Volume Paperback Set
Thomas Baker (1656–1740) spent most of his long life at St John's College, Cambridge pursuing historical research. He was also an avid book collector, and bequeathed his valuable library to the college. His writings included a history of the college, which was edited by John Mayor and published in 1869. Here Cambridge University Press presents the collected two-volume History of the College of St John the Evangelist, Cambridge.
Product details
February 2010Multiple copy pack
9781108003759
1346 pages
250 × 323 × 154 mm
2.82kg
Out of stock in print form with no current plan to reprint
Table of Contents
- Volume I: Advertisement
- 1. Introductory material
- 2. St John's College
- 3. Benefactors to the library
- 4. Calendar of documents relating to St John's College
- 5. Documents in the 'thick black book'
- 6. From the 'thin black book'
- 7. From the 'white vellum book'
- 8. Register of ledgers
- 9. First register of officers, fellows, etc.
- 10. Book of oaths of qualification
- Volume II:
- 1. Introductory material
- 2. Robert Shorton
- 3. Alan Percy
- 4. Nicholas Metcalfe
- 5 George Day
- 6. John Tayler
- 7. William Bill
- 8. Thomas Leaver
- 9. Thomas Watson
- 10. George Bullock
- 11. James Pilkington
- 12. Leonard Pilkington
- 13. Richard Longeworth
- 14. Nicholas Shepherd
- 15. John Still
- 16. Richard Howland
- 17. William Whitaker
- 18. Richard Clayton
- 19. Owen Gwyn
- 20. William Beale
- 21. John Arrowsmith
- 22. Anthony Tuckney
- 23. Peter Gunning
- 24. Francis Turner
- 25. Humphrey Gower
- 26. Robert Jenkin
- 27. Robert Lambert
- 28. John Newcome
- 29. William Samuel Powell
- 30. John Chevalier
- 31. William Craven
- 32. James Wood
- 33. Ralph Tatham
- Index.