Peterhouse
Peterhouse
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His extensive collection of shells and mineralogical specimens, after being sheltered for a 186 NINETEENTH CENTURY AND TO-DAY 187 time in the College Library, has lately been deposited on loan in the Sedgwick Museum.
Dr. Cookson was succeeded in 1876 by the Rev.
James Porter, a man of notable business qualifica- tions and of a rare generosity of spirit. His sudden death in the opening year of the twentieth century came as a shock to all of us.
The present occupant of the Mastership, Adolphus Wi...Uiam Ward (Fellow, 1860 ; Hon. Fellow, 1891), LittD. (Camb.), Hon. LitiD. (Vict), Hon. LL.D., Glasgow, Fellow of the British Academy, and some- time Principal of Owens College, Manchester, is the first lay Head of the College for four hundred years, if not from the date of the foundation.
Peterhouse may look back with satisfaction on the nineteenth century.
The century brought many changes in the College life. The early Statutes, revised and confirmed by the Royal Visitors in the reign of Edward VI., were superseded by new Statutes framed in 1860.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His extensive collection of shells and mineralogical specimens, after being sheltered for a 186 NINETEENTH CENTURY AND TO-DAY 187 time in the College Library, has lately been deposited on loan in the Sedgwick Museum.
Dr. Cookson was succeeded in 1876 by the Rev.
James Porter, a man of notable business qualifica- tions and of a rare generosity of spirit. His sudden death in the opening year of the twentieth century came as a shock to all of us.
The present occupant of the Mastership, Adolphus Wi...Uiam Ward (Fellow, 1860 ; Hon. Fellow, 1891), LittD. (Camb.), Hon. LitiD. (Vict), Hon. LL.D., Glasgow, Fellow of the British Academy, and some- time Principal of Owens College, Manchester, is the first lay Head of the College for four hundred years, if not from the date of the foundation.
Peterhouse may look back with satisfaction on the nineteenth century.
The century brought many changes in the College life. The early Statutes, revised and confirmed by the Royal Visitors in the reign of Edward VI., were superseded by new Statutes framed in 1860.
What to read after Peterhouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Alfred Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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