Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a detailed and comprehensive history of Pembroke College, Oxford, which was originally founded as Broadgates Hall in the late 16th century. Douglas Macleane provides valuable insights into the college's origins, traditions, and contributions to academia and the wider community, as well as short biographies of some of its most distinguished members over the centuries.
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