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- Benjamin_Henry_Blackwell comment "Benjamin Henry Blackwell (1849 - 26 October 1924) was an Oxford bookseller and politician, best known for founding the Blackwell's chain of bookshops.Benjamin Blackwell left formal education aged 13, working as an apprentice for local bookseller Charles Richards. Originally, he had hopes of becoming a librarian like his father, Benjamin Harris Blackwell; however his application for the post of City Librarian for Cardiff was turned down due to his lack of formal education.".
- Q4888805 comment "Benjamin Henry Blackwell (1849 - 26 October 1924) was an Oxford bookseller and politician, best known for founding the Blackwell's chain of bookshops.Benjamin Blackwell left formal education aged 13, working as an apprentice for local bookseller Charles Richards. Originally, he had hopes of becoming a librarian like his father, Benjamin Harris Blackwell; however his application for the post of City Librarian for Cardiff was turned down due to his lack of formal education.".