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Plates:
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

Clare College, from the grounds of
King's.

Pembroke College, from the Master's
Garden.

King's College, part of the Chapel
and Screen.

King's College Chapel, the West
End.

Corpus Christi College, the Old
Court.

S. Catharine's College, the front
from Queens' Lane.

Caius College, the New Hall.
Trinity Hall, the New Building.
Queens' College and Small Bridge,
from the River.

Interior of Jesus College Chapel.

STEEL & COPPER ENGRAVINGS.

The following Etchings appeared in the 4to. issue only:+Trinity Hall, Exterior of Library. +Trinity Hall, Interior of Chapel.

Vol. II.
PHOTOGRAPHS.