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English: Back row from left: Arthur Challinor Purchas (1860–1941), John Kenderdine (1860–1932), Alfred George Lunn (1868–1948), Sir Gilbert Edward Archey (1890–1974), and Arthur Pycroft (1875–1971). Front row: Sir George Fowlds (1860–1934), Peter Cheal (1846–1931), John Henry Upton (1845–1929), Henry Bruce Morton (1845–1929), and Sir Algernon Thomas (1857–1937).
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