Note 145 — Chapter II · THE COLLEGES
Reading edition
The stone house (p. 24 n.) and John Goldcorn’s property—all opposite Michaelhouse—were then fashioned by Bateman, after the founder’s demise, as Gonville Hall.
Reading edition
The stone house (p. 24 n.) and John Goldcorn’s property—all opposite Michaelhouse—were then fashioned by Bateman, after the founder’s demise, as Gonville Hall.