The Queen's College, Oxford

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rdf:type	Building or structure of the University of Oxford Nicholas Hawksmoor building Educational institution established in the 14th century owl:NamedIndividual Residential college College of the University of Oxford 1341 establishment in England Organisation based in Oxford with royal patronage
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clgo:architect	Nicholas Hawksmoor
clgo:country	United Kingdom England
clgo:isPartOf	University of Oxford
clgo:location	Oxford Oxfordshire High Street, Oxford
clgo:motto	Reginae erunt nutrices tuae
clgo:namedAfter	Philippa of Hainault
clgo:numberOfUndergraduateStudents	343
clgo:sisterCollege	Pembroke College, Cambridge
clgo:university	University of Oxford
clgo:numberOfGraduateStudents	173
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is clgo:almaMater of	Sir Robert Burdett, 3rd Baronet Sir Vincent Corbet, 1st Baronet Thomas Lambert (died 1638) William Van Mildert Benet Salway Christopher Price (politician) Edward Nicholas Herbert Kelly John Bryant (journalist) Octavius Black Robert Burscough Andrew Woodhouse John Lewis (archdeacon of Hereford) Keith R. Jennings Michael Hanley Sir Richard Grosvenor, 1st Baronet Edward Turnour (speaker) Langham Dale Edward Conway, 2nd Viscount Conway Henry Brougham (divine) Larry Sabato Lionel Wigram (British Army officer) Geoffrey Trease Henry Coventry John Pridden John Wallis (antiquary) David Smith (botanist) Rowan Atkinson Agnew Giffard Bryan Donkin (physician) Daniel Coke David Moule-Evans Graeme Moodie Henry Harper (bishop) John Matthews (historian) Michael Brunson Thomas Bromley (died 1641) Thomas Tyrwhitt Anthony Thorold Clement Throckmorton (MP for Warwickshire) Gareth Alban Davies Gordon Park Baker J. King Gordon Paula Gooder Peter Holland (zoologist) Philip Davies (cricketer) Tony Abbott Frank Weston (bishop of Knaresborough) Ioan James Walter Pater Anastasios Christodoulou Francis Holyoake Hugh Hodges Norman Lockhart Smith Aaron Wilson (priest) B. H. Streeter Brian Donnelly (British diplomat) David McLintock Peter Hilton David Oliver (doctor) Ernest Dowson Henry William Cave Anna Minton E. C. B. Corlett Francis Knollys (politician) Francis Staresmore George Milner Ormerod Joseph Wells (academic) Obadiah Sedgwick Walter Devereux (died 1641) Alec Naylor Dakin Edmund Wingate Hugh Wright J. J. C. Smart Leonard Wilson Richard Chandler (antiquary) William Fleming (priest) George Johnson (priest) John Blackburne (1754–1833) James Craig (diplomat) Ralph Pugh C. R. M. F. Cruttwell David C. Hardesty Jr. Ron Laskey Desmond Crawley Paul Carey Jones Andrew George Lehmann Aylward M. Blackman Harvey McGregor Hugh Sykes (journalist) John Taylor (bishop of Sheffield) Malcolm Boyle Richard Haythornthwaite Henry Hooke Thomas Tickell William Elstob Constance Laux Stephen Allan Scott Theodore K. Rabb David Hughes-Morgan ... and more
is clgo:education of	Daniel Coke Michael Brunson C. R. M. F. Cruttwell Theodore K. Rabb Thomas Baty Joseph George Holman Harry Rowen Tim Berners-Lee Edmund Blunden John Tien Alan Gardiner Phillip Asiodu Adam Alexander Dawson Oliver Franks, Baron Franks Roger B. Porter Oliver Sacks Vera Chok Adrian Beecroft William Phillimore Watts Phillimore James Blatch Piggott Dennis Brian Paddick, Baron Paddick Guto Harri Harold Ellis (surgeon) Howard J. Burnett James Fallows Cory Booker Benjamin Ingham Bennet Sherard (MP) Harold Soref
is clgo:institution of	Sydney Chapman (mathematician) Thomas William Allen Edgar Lobel Jonathan Keating
is clgo:significantBuilding of	Nicholas Hawksmoor
is clgo:sisterCollege of	Pembroke College, Cambridge
is clgo:university of	Charles Fleming (rugby union) Hamish Dawson

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