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F. D3293304ocn007978071sw007978071:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19820.79+-+85008567052903016ocn171151761sw171151761:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook2007Graham, Gordon2903003ocn022239313sw022239313:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19910.83Zines, Leslie+-+04568567052812811ocn007757964sw007757964:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19810.77Conference on the History of Archaeology26027420ocn014776494sw002632274:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19740.76University of Cambridge2562561ocn004035516sw003072563:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19770.562492492ocn000333820sw000333820:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19710.78Finley, M. I2472473ocn003934749sw003934749:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19770.82NATO Advanced Study Institute2202585ocn060714683sw008637057:lccn-n79-18862Falseseri18580.841951952ocn000125567sw000125567:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19700.801891891ocn055689430sw055689430:lccn-n79-18862Falseseri0.891751969ocn005988872sw001761638:lccn-n79-18862Falseseri0.831741956ocn060728938sw031000551:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook18830.85University of Cambridge1601736ocn002715258sw002715258:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook18790.75Chaucer, Geoffrey19535288ocn222452889sw061337450:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook16370.90University of Cambridge171617364ocn015489920sw015489920:lccn-n79-18862Truebook19870.38Adams, DouglasFantasy fictionDetective and mystery radio programs

The investigations of Dirk Gently, a private detective who is more interested in telekinesis, quantum mechanics and lunch than fiddling around with fingerprint powders, produce startling and unexpected results.

151015295ocn000174310sw000174310:lccn-n79-18862Truebook19710.56Forster, E. MLove stories

"Set in the elegant Edwardian world of Cambridge undergraduate life, this story by a master novelist introduces us to Maurice Hall when he is fourteen. We follow him through public school and Cambridge, and into his father's firm. In a highly structured society, Maurice is a conventional young man in almost every way-- except that his is homosexual. Written during 1913 and 1914, immediately after Howards End, and not published until 1971, Maurice was ahead of its time in its affirmation that love between men can be happy. 'Happiness,' Forster wrote, "is its keynote...In Maurice I tried to create a character who was completely unlike myself or what I supposed myself to be: someone handsome, healthy, bodily attractive, mentally torpid, not a bad businessman and rather a snob. Into this mixture I dropped an ingredient that puzzles him, wakes him up, torments him and finally saves him.'"--P. [4] of cover.

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"Much has been written about the notorious British spies Guy Burgess, Donald MacLean, Kim Philby, Anthony Blunt, and John Cairncross, known collectively as the Cambridge Five - but never before from the Soviet side. In this enthralling account, Yuri Modin - their KGB controller, protector, confidant, and link to Moscow - offers unique insight into the true characters and intrigues of the legendary five." "Modin reveals previously unknown details about how the Cambridge spies passed on their information and what they provided to the Soviet secret service. In vivid descriptions based on firsthand knowledge, he reveals how Burgess and MacLean made their spectacular escape to Moscow, the games Melinda MacLean played with both sides before defecting with her children. What pushed Philby to crack in 1983 and flee to Moscow as well, and how the Cambridge spies fared in the U.S.S.R.A real-life John Le Carre Thriller, this book provides a fascinating new view into one of the cold war's hottest chapters."--BOOK JACKET.

+-+83416792856627709ocn000191321sw000191321:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19680.74Rothblatt, Sheldon6596615ocn028111804sw028111804:lccn-n79-18862Truebook19930.36Paton Walsh, JillMystery fictionDetective and mystery stories

Everyone agrees that Philip Skellow fell to his death while robbing the Wyndham Case, an eccentric library with an even more eccentric legacy attached--everyone by Nurse Imogen Quy.

+-+K4948359856527297ocn034933107sw034933107:lccn-n79-18862Truebook19960.35Gregory, SusannaMystery fiction

In 1350, Cambridge lies ravaged by the Black Death. Crime flourishes too: three harlots are found with slit throats and branded feet, a friar dies rifling a strongbox full of college chronicles, and the Vice Chancellor of the University vanishes from his sick chamber with all its furnishings. Now the Chancellor calls on the deductive skill of Matthew Bartholomew, Master of Medicine. Busy enough already with the teaching and practice of new techniques, Bartholomew welcomes the investigative help of portly Brother Michael--a shrewd and merry monk, not unduly shocked by sins of the flesh. From an exotic poison to a surge of devil worship, from a grisly exhumation to a sweetheart's dying words, they are on a tangled and perilous trail of conspiracy and obsession.

+-+40846060256477402ocn406178044sw406178044:lccn-n79-18862Truebook2010Malliet, G. MDetective and mystery storiesMystery fiction

St. Michael's College, Cambridge, is prestigious, stately, and in frightful disrepair. To replenish the college's dwindling coffers, the Master holds a fundraising weekend for wealthy alums. But all goes awry when Lexy Laurant is found viciously strangled to death. Gorgeous and successful, Lexy inspired jealousy, envy, and spite in everyone. There's a lengthy list of likely suspects: Lexy's debt-ridden Latino lover, her novelist ex-husband who jilted her, and a hot-tempered Texan once rejected by the victim, among others. As Detective Chief Inspector St. Just weighs clashing egos, he discovers unsavory secrets, and a most shocking twist.

6317197ocn037037375sw037037375:lccn-n79-18862Truebook19970.36Gregory, SusannaMystery fiction

Matthew Bartholomew's investigation of the murder of a college student plunges 14th century Cambridge into chaos.

+-+07757060255866204ocn002186080sw000220117:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19580.72Porter, H. C5835833ocn000358625sw000358625:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19670.72Sherbo, Arthur5495491ocn063108461sw063108461:lccn-n79-18862Truebook20060.35Paton Walsh, JillMystery fiction

With her college near bankruptcy and her former lover a suspect in a double murder, Imogen Quy, a nurse at St. Agatha's College, Cambridge, launches her own investigation into the suspicious deaths of a billionaire and his unpleasant son-in-law.

+-+K1800876855375606ocn002852538sw000225465:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19660.65Grant, Michael529135812ocn013581436sw013581436:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19860.75Chainey, Graham

At Cambridge Milton was whipped and Wordsworth got drunk, Tennyson met Arthur Hallam, and Ted Hughes met Sylvia Plath, Macaulay was hit by a dead cat and Henry James was nearly concussed by a punt pole. Nowhere in England outside London is richer in literary associations than Cambridge, yet this is the first complete history of creative writers in the town and University. First published in 1985, the 1995 revised edition contains much new or corrected material and a new introduction by Peter Ackroyd.

5025043ocn003845338sw003845338:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19780.73Allen, Peter4138262ocn013903310sw013903310:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook19860.55Sinclair, Andrew27457012ocn288625395sw122284767:lccn-n79-18862Falsebook2008Craik, Alex D. D

"The mid-19th century brought dramatic changes to Cambridge University. Before 1850, the only pathway to an honours degree was the Mathematical Tripos - taken by all aspiring students whatever their destined careers - and the best teaching was provided by private tutors, the most renowned being the remarkable William Hopkins." "This wide-ranging book tells the story of Hopkins and the education and subsequent activities of his top "wranglers", many of whom went on to have illustrious careers as bishops, judges, politicians, scientists or educators. It draws on first-hand accounts of life at Cambridge to give the reader a glimpse inside its colleges, and it charts the evolution of the curriculum and the slow, often reluctant, reforms that led to Cambridge's dominance of British higher education. It surveys the scientific achievements of the time and considers the disproportionate contributions made by Scottish and Irish alumni in establishing a research community. Gradually, Cambridge was transformed from a near-moribund institution into a world-renowned centre for the mathematical and physical sciences."--BOOK JACKET.

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