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Line engraving by C. Grignion, purportedly taken from a bust of 16th-century antiquary John Leland at All Souls College, Oxford. Engraving printed in William Huddesford, ed. (1772)

Line engraving by C. Grignion, purportedly taken from a bust of 16th-century antiquary John Leland at All Souls College, Oxford. Engraving printed in William Huddesford, ed. (1772)

Friar Bacon's study, Oxford

Friar Bacon's study, Oxford

John Wesley and His Friends at Oxford

John Wesley and His Friends at Oxford

An Extensive View of Oxford from Elsfield

An Extensive View of Oxford from Elsfield

Henrietta Cavendish Holles, Countess of Oxford

Henrietta Cavendish Holles, Countess of Oxford

Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford

Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford

Menu for U.S. Dinner, Oxford

Menu for U.S. Dinner, Oxford

High Street, Oxford

High Street, Oxford

Wet Evening Oxford Street

Wet Evening Oxford Street

Sir Thomas Pope (c.1507–1559), Founder of Trinity College, Oxford

Sir Thomas Pope (c.1507–1559), Founder of Trinity College, Oxford

Sir Thomas Pope (c.1507–1559), Founder of Trinity College, Oxford

Sir Thomas Pope (c.1507–1559), Founder of Trinity College, Oxford

Edward Harley (1689–1741), 2nd Earl of Oxford

Edward Harley (1689–1741), 2nd Earl of Oxford

Edward Harley (1689–1741), 2nd Earl of Oxford and Mortimer

Edward Harley (1689–1741), 2nd Earl of Oxford and Mortimer

Sir Edward Turner, 2nd Bt of Ambrosden, Oxford (1719–1766)

Sir Edward Turner, 2nd Bt of Ambrosden, Oxford (1719–1766)

Edward Smallwell (1721–1799), Bishop of Oxford

Edward Smallwell (1721–1799), Bishop of Oxford

Jane Elizabeth, Countess of Oxford

Jane Elizabeth, Countess of Oxford

Jane Elizabeth (1774–1824), Countess of Oxford

Jane Elizabeth (1774–1824), Countess of Oxford

An Extensive View of Oxford from Elsfield

An Extensive View of Oxford from Elsfield

James Haughton Langston of Sarsden (1796–1863), MP for Oxford (1826–1835 1841–1863)

James Haughton Langston of Sarsden (1796–1863), MP for Oxford (1826–1835 1841–1863)

James Haughton Langston of Sarsden (1796–1863), MP for Oxford (1826–1835 1841–1863)

James Haughton Langston of Sarsden (1796–1863), MP for Oxford (1826–1835 1841–1863)

James Wyatt Senior (1774–1853), Mayor of Oxford (1842–1843)

James Wyatt Senior (1774–1853), Mayor of Oxford (1842–1843)

Godstowe Bridge, Oxford

Godstowe Bridge, Oxford

Iffley Mill, Oxford

Iffley Mill, Oxford

Sir Henry Mather Jackson (1831–1881), Whilst at Oxford

Sir Henry Mather Jackson (1831–1881), Whilst at Oxford

John Wesley and His Friends at Oxford

John Wesley and His Friends at Oxford

John Treadwell and His Flock of Oxford Down Sheep

John Treadwell and His Flock of Oxford Down Sheep

Oxford, Port Meadow from Medley Fields

Oxford, Port Meadow from Medley Fields

The Reverend D. P. Chase, DD, Principal of St Mary Hall, Oxford

The Reverend D. P. Chase, DD, Principal of St Mary Hall, Oxford

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