Cambridge Papers. W. W. Rouse Ball

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      W. W. ROUSE BALL.

      Trinity College, Cambridge.

       January, 1918.

       Table of Contents

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Preface v
Part I. Concerning Trinity College.
Chapter I. The Foundation of Trinity College 3
Chapter II. The Tutorial System 26
Chapter III. The Westminster Scholars 48
Chapter IV. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Undergraduates 71
Chapter V. The College Chapel 84
Chapter VI. Some College Treasures 104
Chapter VII. The College Auditors 127
Chapter VIII. Wren’s Designs for the Library 144
Chapter IX. A Christmas Journey in 1319 154
Chapter X. An Outline of the College Story 161
Part II. Concerning the University.
Chapter XI. The Beginnings of the University 179
Chapter XII. Discipline 194
Chapter XIII. Newton’s Principia 225
Chapter XIV. Newton on University Studies 244
Chapter XV. The Mathematical Tripos 252
Index 317

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      Trinity College was founded by Henry VIII in 1546. To obtain a site for it, he suppressed King’s Hall and Michael-House, two medieval colleges which were built on or owned most of the ground now occupied by the Great Court, and with their revenues, largely augmented by property of dissolved monasteries, he endowed it. The scheme of the College and his objects in founding it are stated in his letters patent of 19 December 1546, and particulars of the income assigned by him to the foundation are set out in his charter of dotation dated 24 December 1546. These documents have been printed1 and are readily accessible, but the history of the events leading up to the foundation of the College is less generally known. I cannot promise that the story in itself is interesting but the material facts have never before been brought together2 so its telling is justified.


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