Charles Reece Pemberton was a 19th-century British writer and journalist who is perhaps best known for his satirical sketches and essays. This book is a collection of his literary remains, including previously unpublished works and tributes from his contemporaries. With insightful commentary by W.J. Fox, it provides a fascinating window into the world of Victorian letters.

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