Articles on Trevelyan College, Durham, Including - Mo Mowlam, Rachel Squire, David J. Bodycombe, Minette Walters, Pippa Greenwood, Lucy Beresford, Malcolm Todd, Nigel Martin, Deborah Lavin (Academic), Martyn Evans (Academic) (Paperback)

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