Cambridgeshire: A History of Church and Parish

By NJG Pounds

Oleander Press

In Cambridgeshire: A History of Church and Parish, the renowned historian Professor Norman Pounds examines the development of the 150 parish churches in the county of Cambridgeshire. The book views the institution of the church 'from below', as an expression of the culture of everyday parishioners, rather than being concerned with high church politics.

Norman Pounds is one of the leading historians and geographers in the world and is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Indiana University and Honorary Fellow of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. His numerous publications span 60 years and include his celebrated A History of the English Parish. Prof. Pounds is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London and former President of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society.

WORK BY BOOKTYPE

• complete typeset (202 pages)
• 17 tables
• scanning of 32 photographs, 8 slides and 8 greyscale illustrations
• scanning and tidy-up of 42 hand-drawn line art diagrams
• copy-edited corrections keyed
• jacket and blocking
• supplied in PostScript format on CD