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'The College is like its Old Court: discreet, unobtrusive, yet at the very pinnacle of excellence.' These words, written by a Member of the College encapsulate the spirit of Corpus Christi, one of Cambridge's smallest, yet academically most impressive colleges. Following the publication last year of Clare Through the Twentieth Century: Portrait of a Cambridge College to critical acclaim, Third Millennium Publishing is proud to publish this new, highly illustrated anthology of Corpus Christi - at once thoughtful, intimate and beautiful. Building upon an initial idea of recording the memories of all those who had come up the to the College before 1950, Corpus Christi: Within Living Memory, juxtaposes these earlier recollections against views of the College in the latter half of the twentieth century - highlighting both the changes that the past fifty years have brought and the unique qualities which have endured. This sumptuously illustrated volume is a lasting tribute to the achievements of Corpus Christi as told through the words of its Members and which, in the words of its Vice-Master, Professor John Hatcher, 'will do justice not only to these memories but also to the College as it is today.'

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Texts are written by Members of Corpus Christi College editors Lindsey Shaw-Miller is a Cambridge Art Historian, and former Fellow of Wolfson College. Betty Bury is an historian and widow of Patrick Bury (author of the history of Corpus Christi College). Liz Winter is Director of Development at Corpus Christi

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