Enoch Arnold Bennett was born on 27 May 1867 at 90 Hope Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. The son of a Burslem man, Enoch Bennett. Arnold Bennett was the eldest of six surviving children. the Endowed school at the Wedgwood Institute in Queen Street and the Orme Middle School which was to become Wolstanton Grammar School.

In 1889 he left the Potteries for good to make his home in the capital where for a time he worked as a solicitors clerk. By 1893 he had become a journalist and within three years he was the editor of the London periodical Woman.

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Pictures shows a portrait of Arnold Bennett

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Picture shows "Exquisite Ceramics" produced 2000 Arnold Bennett models to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the novelist's birth

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Picture shows a young portrait of famous author Arnold Bennett

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Arnold Bennett

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