| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Trinity was at the time the richest college at Cambridge.[3] Sizars were students who were not of the gentlemanly class, who were charged lower fees and obtained free food and/or lodging and other assistance during their period of study in exchange for performing work at their colleges.[4] By the eighteenth century, sizars were fully integrated members of the community, who were as likely to be em
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