This volume collects some of the earliest surviving statutes of the University of Cambridge and its constituent colleges. The statutes offer a fascinating insight into the organization and governance of the University during its formative years. This volume will be of interest to historians of education, as well as anyone wishing to better understand the development of the British university system.

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