T. F. Earle Livres

An essential chronological framework for students of Portuguese literature.

Older than fourteen colleges and the Boat Race, the Cambridge Union has been an important part of university life at Cambridge since its foundation in 1815. This work charts the history of the Union from its nineteenth-century origins, focusing on the turbulent Second World War and post-war years.

"The short-title catalogue included at the heart of this volume is intended to show which books by Portuguese writers printed before 1640 entered university and college libraries, and where they are held."--Foreword, p. xiv