Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 6British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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... colleges at Cork and Galway were combined with a new college , entitled University College , Dublin , to form a third Irish university . The new college possesses besides a professor of Modern History a lecturer on Modern Irish History ...
... colleges at Cork and Galway were combined with a new college , entitled University College , Dublin , to form a third Irish university . The new college possesses besides a professor of Modern History a lecturer on Modern Irish History ...
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... college was ad studendum et orandum . So ingrained apparently was the idea that a collegiate church or college should keep a grammar school , that the two earliest Oxford colleges , namely , Merton and Queen's , provided besides ...
... college was ad studendum et orandum . So ingrained apparently was the idea that a collegiate church or college should keep a grammar school , that the two earliest Oxford colleges , namely , Merton and Queen's , provided besides ...
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British Academy. College , Kent , in 1482 , Eton College in 1440 , Acaster College , York- shire , c . 1460 , Jesus College , Rotherham , in 1480 , and Cardinal College , Ipswich , in 1528 , were among those founded in direct imitation ...
British Academy. College , Kent , in 1482 , Eton College in 1440 , Acaster College , York- shire , c . 1460 , Jesus College , Rotherham , in 1480 , and Cardinal College , Ipswich , in 1528 , were among those founded in direct imitation ...
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