File:Stubbs Society 1882-83.jpg

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English: "In the group Archbishop Lang is standing behind Dr. Stubbs' left shoulder - Bishop Henson sits below the Professor's feet. Of four members who afterwards went into the House of Commons, T. E. Ellis is the third figure from the left in the third row; Marriott, in cap and gown, is seated; Ryland Adkins is the extreme right-hand figure of the whole group; I myself am standing at the back in the point of the arch. The bald sitter on Dr. Stubbs' left is our American friend, Breasley [sic], who first induced the Professor to act as father and patron to the Society, and who was the first secretary." Oman, Charles (1941), Memories of Victorian Oxford, Methuen & Co. London, p. 106
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