The Top and After the Top

Butterfield became vice-chancellor of Cambridge University on 1 October 1959, a few days before turning fifty-nine.¹ The year as deputy vice-chancellor had brought no particular difficulties, and had the merit of warning him of the mound of duties that would be heaped upon him for two years. When he...

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Christian Spirituality and Religious Experience
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Communications
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Educational administration
Educational institutions
Formal education
historian at the top
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History instruction
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Nursing students
Pedagogy
Research universities
Schools
Social movements
Social sciences
Sociology
Speech
Spoken communication
Student movements
Students
Theology
Universities
University administration
vice-chancellor
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