Bài làm :
Charles Rolls was born on August 27, 1877 and died on July 12, 1910. A pioneer of the British automotive and aviation industries, Charles Rolls co-founded Rolls-Royce with Frederick Henry Royce.Rolls was born in London and the couple's third son. Baron Llangattock I and Lady Llangattock. While studying at Eton College, he became interested in engines and was nicknamed the Dirty Rolls. In 1894, Rolls joined a cram school in Cambridge. This gave him the opportunity to study at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he studied mechanics and science. In 1896, at the age of 18, he went to Paris to buy his first car, a Peugeot Phaeton, and joined the French car club. His Peugeot is said to be the first car in Cambridge and one of only three in Wales. As a car enthusiast, Charles Rolls participated in protesting the restrictions on cars enacted by the Department of Transportation. At the same time, he was the founder of the British car club in 1897. Rolls graduated from Cambridge University in 1898 and began work on the yacht Santa Maria. He was later transferred to London and Crewe. In fact, Rolls was gifted in the business and specialized in engines rather than operation engineering. In 1903, Rolls opened one of the first car dealerships in England as C.S. Rolls & Co. after receiving financial help from his father, Baron Llangattock. This shop specializes in selling Peugeot cars from France and Minerva from Belgium. Charles Rolls died at the age of 32 from a plane crash in Bournemouth, England. The tail of the Wright Flyer he was piloting broke off, causing him to lose control and crash. Charles Rolls was the first British person to die in a plane crash.
