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"Cambridge Pieces" is a collection of works written by Samuel Butler while he was a student at Cambridge University. Butler attended St. John's College, Cambridge from 1854 to 1858. During his college years, he wrote a variety of works, including poetry, essays, and other literary works, some of which were later published in collections.
One of the notable works of this period is the satirical novel "Erewhon", which was not published until 1872, several years after Butler left Cambridge. 'Erewhon' explores themes of society, culture, and human nature through a fictional land. It was written based on Butler's experiences and observations during his time at Cambridge, as well as his wider reflections on Victorian society.
In addition to "Erewhon," Butler's writings during his time at Cambridge include poems and essays that reflect his intellectual development and interests at the time. His academic and social experiences at Cambridge influenced his later work and his views on a variety of subjects, including religion, philosophy, and literature.

Summary
I sit down scarcely knowing how to grasp my own meaning, and give it a tangible shape in words; and yet it is concerning this very expression of our thoughts in words that I wish to speak. As I muse things fall more into their proper places, and, little fit for the task as my confession pronounces me to be, I will try to make clear that which is in my mind.

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Contents
On English Composition and Other Matters
Our Tour
Translation from an Unpublished Work of Herodotus
The shield of Achilles, with variations
Prospectus of the Great Split Society
Powers
A skit on examinations
An Eminent Person
Napoleon at St. Helena
The Two Deans. I.
The Two Deans. II.
The Battle of Alma Mater
On the Italian Priesthood
Samuel Butler and the Simeonites, by A. T. Bartholomew