Ceremonies of the University of Cambridge

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Paperback, 128 blz. | Engels
Cambridge University Press | 2009
ISBN13: 9781108002325
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Cambridge University Press e druk, 2009 9781108002325
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The formal ceremonies at Cambridge University can seem esoteric and baffling to newcomers and visitors. This 1926 publication answers questions including: what happens during the installation of the Chancellor of the University? What were the historical duties of the proctors? When and why did the square cap worn by the undergraduate originate? Who are the Esquire Bedells, and what is the traditional order at Degree Congregations? H. P. Stokes attends in turn to the main topics surrounding Cambridge traditions, including points of etiquette, historical origins, important personnel and academic dress. Clearly organised for ease of reference, the book is also illustrated throughout with historical photographs.

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ISBN13:9781108002325
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback
Aantal pagina's:128

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Prefatory note; 1. The Chancellor; 2. The Vice-Chancellor; 3. The Registrary; 4. The proctors; 5. The Esquire Bedells; 6. Matriculation; 7. Congregations and graces; 8. Degrees; 9. Commencement day; 10. Insignia doctoralia; 11. Honorary degrees; 12. University costume; 13. Processions; 14. The presentation of an address to H. M.; 15. The bidding prayer; 16. University sermons; 17. The Orator; 18. The High Steward; 19. Representation in parliament; 20. The commissary; 21. University discipline; 22. H. M. Judges and Trinity College; 23. The admission of the newly elected; 24. Commemoration of benefactors; 25. The University and college chests; 26. Obsolete officers; 27. The University and Stourbridge Fair; 28. The University arms; 29. The University motto; Index.
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