博客來＂Facetiae Cantabrigienses＂ is a collection of anecdotes, clever remarks, satirical pieces, and witty retorts associated with Cambridge University. Compiled in 1836, this volume offers a glimpse into the intellectual and social life of the university during that era. The book captures the spirit of Cambridge through humorous stories and sharp observations, providing entertaining insights into the interactions and personalities of its students and faculty. Readers will find a mix of lighthearted amusement and social commentary, reflecting the unique atmosphere of one of Britain’s most prestigious academic institutions. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Cambridge University and British humor.
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