Strictures on the Rev. F.H. Maberley's account of Melancholy and awful end of Lawrence Dundas, Esq., of Trinity College, and his appeal to the University of Cambridge on its laxity of discipline

Strictures on the Rev. F.H. Maberley's account of Melancholy and awful end of Lawrence Dundas, Esq., of Trinity College, and his appeal to the University of Cambridge on its laxity of discipline

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