Mansfield College, Oxford

Property	Value
rdf:type	Building or structure of the University of Oxford owl:NamedIndividual Residential college Former theological college in England College of the University of Oxford Educational institution established in 1886 High school in Victoria 1886 establishment in England
rdfs:label	Mansfield College, Oxford
owl:sameAs	dbr:Mansfield_College,_Oxford
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skos:prefLabel	Mansfield College, Oxford
skos:altLabel	Mansfield Spring Hill College Mansfield College Mansfield College, Oxford University Mansfield College, University of Oxford Principal of Mansfield College, Oxford Spring Hill College, Moseley, near Birmingham
clgo:architect	Basil Champneys
clgo:country	United Kingdom Australia England
clgo:isPartOf	University of Oxford
clgo:location	Mansfield Road, Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire
clgo:motto	Deus locutus est nobis in filio (\"God hath spoken unto us by[his]son\",Hebrews1:1–2)
clgo:numberOfUndergraduateStudents	239
clgo:sisterCollege	Homerton College, Cambridge
clgo:university	University of Oxford
clgo:numberOfGraduateStudents	173
clgo:principal	Helen Mountfield
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=almaMater hasValue=Mansfield College, Oxford
is clgo:almaMater of	David Barker (cricketer) Geoffrey Beck (cricketer) Stephen Tall (politician) Damian Thompson Ian Blatchford H. Wheeler Robinson Cecil Pugh Dafydd Rhys ap Thomas Erik Routley James Dingemans Adrian Flook Justin Rowlatt Greg Hersov Philip Franks John Ward (Derbyshire cricketer) Chris Bryant David Kerr (religion scholar) Stuart Ferguson (cricketer) Shaw Wilson Peter Hessler George Howells Colin Gunton John T. Pawlikowski Gilbert T. Sadler Stephen Pollard Euros Bowen Stephen Glover (columnist) Pamela Clemit Geoffrey Nuttall John Glen (politician) Lincoln Hurst Paul Ruddock Nathaniel Micklem (theologian) David Fell (biochemist) H. H. Rowley Marcus Borg G. B. Caird Guy Hands Alexander James Grieve Alex Boraine David Miall Edwards George A. Krol R. Tudur Jones Peter William Armstrong Cecil John Cadoux Paul W. Fleming Anna Ploszajski James Dean (Oxford University cricketer) Christopher Deverell Arthur Stanley Tritton Paul Crossley (pianist) Amos Wilder Mike Burton (cricketer) Pamela Sue Anderson Munira Mirza Lynda Patterson Philip Kirsh William Evans (Wil Ifan) Michael Pollan Patrick Kinmonth Rajiv Sharma Derek Jones (mayor) Dugald Macfadyen John Pickles Peter Carroll (sportsman) Joe Seddon Philip Jones (Royal Navy officer) Adam Curtis Simon Oliver (priest) Euclid Tsakalotos Kwesi Dickson
is clgo:education of	Chris Bryant Mustafa Suleyman Hubert Cunliffe-Jones Stephen Pollard Philip Kirsh Adam Curtis
is clgo:institution of	Bhaskar Vira
is clgo:significantBuilding of	Basil Champneys

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