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Trinity College

Trinity Street, Cambridge, England CB2 1TQ

Featured Review : The grounds of Trinity College stand on both banks of the Cam. And their finances fill banks of a different variety. Trinity is the largest college in Cambridge. It is the richest college in Cambridge. Its roll of alumni...See Full Review

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The Holy Trinity: Wealth, Power & Privilege

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Liam Hetherington from Manchester, United Kingdom
  • September 8, 2010
The Holy Trinity: Wealth, Power & Privilege
Quote: The grounds of Trinity College stand on both banks of the Cam. And their finances fill banks of a different variety. Trinity is the largest college in Cambridge. It is the richest college in Cambridge. Its roll of alumni is probably the most... Read the full Trinity College review

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3 'free' colleges

  • 4 out of 5 stars by davidx from Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
  • August 25, 2004
Quote: Most colleges charge, understandably (but --), for admittance, but we found three that don't and they all had quads, gardens and chapels worth seeing. Pembroke has particularly appealing gardens and its chapel was the first building of Sir... Read the full Trinity College review

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