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Description	English: New Quad, Brasenose College, Oxford, photographed by Henry Taunt in 1909. On the left is the chapel, built in the Commonwealth period in the 1650s.
Date	1909, uploaded 11 July 2012
Source	Immediately speaking from English Heritage: here. Assumed to be a scan.
Author	Originally Henry W Taunt (1842–1922)

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