Conversations at Cambridge

Resource Information

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Label

Conversations at Cambridge

Link

• https://archive.org/details/conversationsatc00willuoft
• https://openlibrary.org/books/OL7238267M

Instantiates

• Conversations at Cambridge

Publication

• London, John W. Parker, 1836

Contents

S.T. Coleridge at Trinity; with specimens of his Table Talk -- The remains of a late sizar of Queen's -- Kirke White and the Johnians; with some account of his last days -- Cowley and his friend, William Hervey -- The history of a lost student, taken down from his own lips -- A garland for a white forehead -- Sidney Walker and John Moultrie -- Thomas Babington Macaulay; with records of the Union -- Edward Lytton Bulwer and T.M. -- Gray and Mason. A summer day with the muses -- The destructives in 1643. Henry Moore and Joseph Beaumont -- The poet Wordsworth and Professor Smythe -- One hour with Henry Martyn, and a glance at the present state of religious feeling in the University -- Praed and his chansons -- A word with Professor Sedgwick, on the studies of the University -- Notes

Extent

1 online resource (vi, [2], 292 pages)

Form of item

online

Record ID

conversationsatc00willuoft

Specific material designation

remote