Which famous dictionary brand was named after its founder, who was originally hired to create a competitor to the Webster's Dictionary?

Dictionaries have evolved dramatically from their humble beginnings to becoming essential retail products in the language industry. Major dictionary brands have fascinating histories and unique market positions that reflect both linguistic expertise and retail innovation. Test your knowledge about the corporate history behind these iconic language resources!

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Oxford Dictionary (named after James Oxford)
Collins Dictionary (named after William Collins)
Cambridge Dictionary (named after Henry Cambridge)
Macmillan Dictionary (named after Daniel Macmillan)