About F. A. P. Rowe
Lived 1898 – 1990 (aged 91–92). F. A. P. Rowe was an English and British journalist and barrister.
Francis Arnold Polgrean Rowe (17 January 1898 – 27 January 1990) was a British barrister who contested numerous Parliamentary elections.
Born in Penzance, Rowe was educated at the Friars School, Bangor, and then at the University of London. While there, he became the secretary of the university's socialist society, and served on the executive of the Universities Socialist Federation. He became a journalist, writing for numerous publications, and also became active in the Labour Party.
Rowe stood unsuccessfully in Camborne at the 1924 United Kingdom general election, and was then selected for Liverpool Walton, He remained the Prospective Parliamentary Candidate there until 1944, but no further election was called.
In 1932, Rowe qualified as a barrister, and after World War II, he focused on his legal career.
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British barrister
When was F. A. P. Rowe born?
F. A. P. Rowe was born in 1898.
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F. A. P. Rowe died on 27 January 1990.
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F. A. P. Rowe was a journalist and barrister.
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F. A. P. Rowe was English and British.
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