Henry Fowler was a prominent British lexicographer and grammarian, best known for his work on the English language. He was born in 1858 and became famous for his book, A Dictionary of Modern English Usage, published in 1926. This influential guide provided insights into grammar, style, and usage, helping writers and speakers navigate the complexities of English. Fowler's contributions to language extended beyond his dictionary. He co-authored the Concise Oxford Dictionary and wrote extensively on the principles of good writing. His emphasis on clarity and precision in language continues to impact writers and editors today.