A Second Part Of The Full And Impartial Account Of All The Late Proceedings In The University Of Cambridge Against Dr. Bentley (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178984064)

"A Second Part Of The Full And Impartial Account Of All The Late Proceedings In The University Of Cambridge Against Dr. Bentley" offers a detailed look into the tumultuous events surrounding Richard Bentley, a prominent figure at Cambridge University during the 18th century. Penned by Conyers Middleton, this account delves into the controversies and conflicts that embroiled Bentley, providing a contemporary perspective on the academic and political tensions within the university.

This book is invaluable for historians and scholars interested in the history of higher education, the dynamics of academic institutions, and the life and times of Richard Bentley. Middleton's narrative captures the essence of the disputes, offering insights into the personalities and issues that shaped Cambridge University during this period. It serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the complexities of intellectual and institutional life in early modern England.

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