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Geschichte der Universität Cambridge Reihe

Diese umfangreiche vierteilige Geschichte taucht vom Gründungszeitpunkt im 13. Jahrhundert bis in die Gegenwart in die soziale, politische und intellektuelle Entwicklung einer weltberühmten Universität ein. Sie untersucht akribisch alle Facetten des Universitätslebens, von der Gestaltung akademischer Lehrpläne bis hin zu sportlichen und Freizeitaktivitäten. Die Reihe bietet fesselndes biografisches Material, das die institutionelle Entwicklung menschlich gestaltet und seine Schlüsselfiguren zum Leben erweckt.

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