"I freely declare it, I am for old Noll; Though his government did a tyrant resemble, He made England great, and her enemies tremble." Mr. Hollis also gave to Christ's College four copies of the "Paradise Lost," two of them first editions. In 1761 he sent to Trinity his portrait of Newton. He also presented books to the libraries of Harvard, Berne and Zurich: chiefly Republican literature of the seventeenth century. * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: thus serve to mark=> thus serves to mark {pg 43} his death in 1509=> his death in 1589 {pg 89} four widows=> four windows {pg 151} Rennaisance=> Renaissance {pg 267} great exent frustrated=> great extent frustrated {pg 272} End of Project Gutenberg's Cambridge and its Story, by Charles William Stubbs