1. Three Priests: Alexander Jones, Jack Kennedy, Herbert McCabe 2. Three Cardinals: W.T, Heard, J.C. Heenan, C. Murphy O'Connor 3. Three Anglicans: Austin Farrer, Henry Chadwick, Richard Harries 4.

Three Oxford Dons: Christoppher Cox, Russell Meiggs, Richard Cobb 5. Three Heads of House: Christopher Hill, Isaiah Berlin, Daphne Park 6. Three Benefactors: Bill Coolidge, Irwin Miller, David Astor 7. Three Businessmen: Robert Maxwell, Warwick Fairfax, John Templeton 8. Three Oxford Philosophers: Gilbert Ryle, R.M. Hare, Philippa Foot9. Three Wittgensteinians: Elizabeth Anscombe, Peter Geach, G.

H. von Wright 10. Three Overseas Philosophers: W.V.Quine, Ernst Tugendhat, Jacques Derrida11. Three Prime Ministers: Harold Macmillan, Ted Heath, Margaret Thatcher 12. Three British Statesmen: Denis Healey, Roy Jenkins, Chris Patten 13. Three Privy Councillors: Peter Brooke, Boris Johnson, Yvette Cooper14.

Three Heads of State: King Olav V, Francesco Cossiga, Bill Clinton15. Three Judges: Jim Kilbrandon, Tom Bingham, Laurie Ackermann16. Three Dissidents: Ivan Supek, Mihailo Marcovich, Julius Tomin17. Three Irish Leaders: Charlie Haughey, Garret FitzGerald, Mary Robinson18. Three South African Leaders: Desmond Tutu, Mampela Ramphele, Nelson Mandela19. Three Novelists: Graham Greene, Iris Murdoch, David Lodge20. Three Scientists: Noam Chomsky, Richard Dawkins, Denis Noble.