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noun - Scottish author noted for his biography of Samuel Johnson (1740-1795)
noun - a devoted admirer and recorder of another's words and deeds
BOSWELLS - Boswells of Oxford is the largest independent family-run department store in Oxford, England. The store has been trading since 1738, and is the secon...
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Boswells of Oxford is the largest independent family-run department store in Oxford, England. * The store has been trading since 1738, and is the second oldest family owned department store in the world. It was initially founded by Francis Boswell and located at 50 Cornmarket Street. Boswells started up in business manufacturing and selling luggage and trunks, and it is widely believed their wares were taken on Captain Cook's trip to explore the Southern Hemisphere. The business remained in the Boswell family until 1890 when there was no one left for direct succession. The ownership passed to Arthur Pearson, the then owner of the Oxford Drug Company. Boswells and the Oxford Drug Company are still owned by the Pearson family and unusually for a Department Store still contains a Pharmacy. In 1928, it expanded its premises with the main entrance moving to Broad Street, opposite Balliol College and close to the spot (marked with a cross in the middle of the road) where the Oxford Martyrs wer |