The title of Earl of Oxford and Mortimer was given out in the peerage of Great Britain to Robert Harley[?] in 1711; in the 20th century the title of Earl of Oxford and Asquith was given out in the peerage of the United Kingdom to the former Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith, whose descendants still bear that title. These later creations bear the double title because the original creation is dormant but not extinct.
The Earls of Oxford are as follows:
Earls of Oxford (Peerage of England)
Earls of Oxford and Mortimer (Peerage of Great Britain)
Earls of Oxford and Asquith (Peerage of the United Kingdom)
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