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26 Jun 2024: His worried parents visited. He began to see a psychiatrist, both in London and in Cambridge (7). ... physics student at Cambridge 1933-4 and member of Clare College, there is a comment.

26 Jun 2024: 23359 Animals often crop up among the medical recipes in the over 180 medieval manuscripts that Cambridge University Library is currently conserving, cataloguing, and digitising in [.] pAnimals often crop up among ... max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px"

26 Jun 2024: Bought by King George I after Moore’s death, the collection was offered to Cambridge University Library in September 1715. ... this time of the year when Cambridge University Library advertised this year’s competition for the 2015 a

26 Jun 2024: 9831 A/1) contain two with examples of the whole alphabet, in upper and lower case (capitals and minuscules), together with numerals. ... The present writer’s Cambridge dentist was once bemused to discover that two of his patients wrote identical hands;

26 Jun 2024: 1714) and came to the Library in 1715 when his vast collection was gifted to Cambridge by King George I. ... 1943), librarian successively of the Pepys Library and the Foreign Office, and the estate of the Cambridge classicist A.

26 Jun 2024: In the seventeenth century the great scientific minds of Cambridge made their impact upon the transmission of Euclid. ... Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, who facilitated his appointment as Regius Professor of Hebrew in Cambridge in 1704.

26 Jun 2024: of the Animal Room at the Department of Biochemistry and stalwart member of staff. ... emShe was also an active member of the Animal Technicians’ Association from its establishment in 1950.

26 Jun 2024: Pinder, the first cataloguer of Erpenius’ collection at Cambridge University Library, in consultation with Abraham Wheelock (d. ... T. Oates, emCambridge University Library: A History: From the Beginnings to the Copyright Act of Queen Anne/em (Cambridge

26 Jun 2024: Cambridge. One of the great things about a traineeship in Cambridge is that, with [.] pGuest post by Harriet Hale, Graduate Library Trainee at Trinity College. ... spectrometer. Different animals have a different mass of peptide chains, so the particles

26 Jun 2024: 23359 Animals often crop up among the medical recipes in the over 180 medieval manuscripts that Cambridge University Library is currently conserving, cataloguing, and digitising in [.] pAnimals often crop up among ... max-width: 1024px) 100vw, 1024px"