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Cambridge and Its Story

By Charles William Stubbs

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the captivating story of a city's rise from myth and trade to become a world-renowned center of learning.

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2013-09-18
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"Cambridge and Its Story" by Charles William Stubbs is a historical exploration that charts the multi-layered history of Cambridge, paying special attention to its esteemed university and its importance as a hub for both knowledge and commerce over time. The book begins by revealing the mythical origins of Cambridge, drawing from the tales of poets and historians who linked its foundation to legendary characters and philosophers of old. These early narratives intertwine with the city's geographical advantages, particularly its role as a vital trading center in East Anglia. Stubbs describes Cambridge's transformation through different eras, illustrating its growth and adaptations that eventually led to its present-day status as a respected university city, preparing readers for an in-depth historical journey.

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