The Royal Veterinary College London: A Bicentenary History - Cotchin, Ernest
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This is a bicentenary history of the College and takes the reader from the days when resident pupils were locked inside the College at 8pm and highwaymen prowled nearby, through to the struggles for professional recognition and the beginnings of veterinary science. We learn about how the College was threatened by closure before the Camden Town premises were rebuilt in 1936 and how it met the challenge of evacuation to Streatley in the Second World War and how it eventually established today's still expanding Hawkshead campus in Hertfordshire.
This is a bicentenary history of the College and takes the reader from the days when resident pupils were locked inside the College at 8pm and highwaymen prowled nearby, through to the struggles for professional recognition and the beginnings of veterinary science. We learn about how the College was threatened by closure before the Camden Town premises were rebuilt in 1936 and how it met the challenge of evacuation to Streatley in the Second World War and how it eventually established today's still expanding Hawkshead campus in Hertfordshire.
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1990, hardcover with dust jacket, good copy [Auteur: Cotchin, Ernest] [Taal: en] [Uitgever: Quotes Ltd] [Jaar: 1990] [Titel: The Royal Veterinary College London: A Bicentenary History]
