Charles Reece Pemberton

Ran away to Liverpool and was press-ganged and sent to sea, serving seven years; "saw some active service off Cadiz, Gibraltar, and Madeira. After the war he became an actor, and led a wandering life; he is said to have managed several theatres in the West Indies with some success." (ODNB)

Class and Labor

Laboring-Class Status: Uncertain

Industry:

Occupation:

Politics and Religion

Affiliations:

Mechanic's Institute

Education

Education Types:

Charity school

Formal Education:

Some formal education

References and Sources

References and Sources:

Biblio Texts:

343

Other Digital References:

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

Charles Reece Pemberton's Publications

Title	Publication Date	Publisher	Edition	Other Editions	Editor	Collaborator	Patron	Subscription Description	Key Subscribers	Pages	Call Number	Dialect	Language	Digitized or Digital Editions	Additional Notes
The Life and Literary Remains of Charles Reece Pemberton, with remarks on his character and genius	1843	Charles Fox		Digitized or Digital Editions: Google Books	John Fowler (NPF)

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Charles Reece Pemberton's Publications

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