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27 Mar 2013: Emmanuel College, Cambridge MS I.3.2. Daniel Andersson. For euen as God, during the time of the olde Testament, spake by Oracles,. ... The alternative world, however, of Classical antiquity that the more. historically-orientated scholarship of the latter

statecraft. John Cheke was born in Cambridge and entered St John’s in 1526. ... By permission of the Master and Fellows of St John’s College, Cambridge.

Search Cambridge. Search English. Faculty of English. ... My doctoral project is generously funded by the Smuts Cambridge International Scholarship. Research Interests.

Dissertation Title: Philosophy in Rehearsal, 1950-1980. Biographical Information. I am a doctoral candidate at the Faculty of English, Cambridge. ... I am also a Cambridge Trust Scholar, having retained a Cambridge International Scholarship in an

Notes (Cambridge, 1864)for books at Cambridge University Library might possibly be instructive. ... 13] Stephen B. Dobranksi, Milton, Authorship, and the Book Trade (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999), p.

Cambridge. Marlowe attended Cambridge in the decade after the famous Cartwright/Whitgift controversy. ... Further Reading. Lots of the key facts about Cambridge in this essay come from A History of the University of Cambridge, Vol II, by Victor Morgan

In October 2018 I began my PhD on a Cambridge International Scholarship generously funded by the Trust. ... In 2020, I held a Seymour Scholarship at the National Library of Australia.

Often, the authors will suggest future directions for scholarship, sometimes explicitly, as Brenda M. ... current scholarship is from 2008 in a field that is finally starting to move rapidly.

4 Oct 2023: Cambridge is a major centre for scholarship on prose fiction and its relationship to culture and history. ... BBC National Short Story Award with Cambridge University is 9am (GMT) Monday 21st March 2022.

I am also a Cambridge Trust Scholar. I am currently the Jane Eliza Procter Fellow at Princeton University. ... Simeon Solomon's Contradictions", Cambridge Quarterly, 52:3 (September 2023), pp. 290–308..