Assigning members of the club to single categories is often obviously quite arbitrary: Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) was both an author and a mathematician, Benjamin Disraeli a prime minister and a novelist, Du Maurier, an illustrator, political cartoonist, and novelist, John Ruskin an art and social critic and an artist, F. D. Maurice a novelist and religious figure, William Wilberforce an influential member of Parliament and author of one of the most famous religious books of the century.

Authors

Clergyman and Philosophers

Painters

Sculptors

Architects and Designers

Prime Ministers and Other Political Figures

Scientists


Last modified 11 February 2013