"Cambridge" by Gordon Home is a historical journey through the renowned university town, chronicling its transformation from ancient origins to a celebrated center of learning. It examines Cambridge's growth through the ages, highlighting the architectural grandeur and stories behind its famous colleges like Peterhouse, King's College and Trinity College, and spotlighting key figures such as Lady Margaret Beaufort and Henry VI. This book brings to life the distinctive atmosphere and historical importance of Cambridge, comparing it with Oxford and detailing its buildings like the University Library and Senate House. The book captures the essence of Cambridge's development into a global hub for scholars, providing a window into the events and structures that define its legacy.

Cambridge
By Gordon Home
Discover the captivating story of a small town's rise to global academic prominence, filled with architectural wonders and tales of influential figures.
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About the AuthorGordon Cochrane Home was an English landscape artist, writer, and illustrator.
Gordon Cochrane Home was an English landscape artist, writer, and illustrator.
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