Born in Portsmouth, England, Charles Dickens, often regarded as the greatest novelist of the Victorian period, worked in a blacking factory at the age of
12, became a journalist as a young adult, and in 1842 published a travelogue about the United States after he had visited that country for the first time.
A) 12, became a journalist as a young adult, and in 1842 published a travelogue about the United States after he had visited
B) 12, became a journalist as a young adult, while publishing a travelogue in 1842 about the United States after he had visited
C) 12 and became a journalist as a young adult, and in 1842 published a travelogue about the United States, visiting
D) 12, journalist as a young adult, and in 1842 published travelogue about the United States after he visited
E) 12, having been a journalist as a young adult and published in 1842 a travelogue about the United States, having visited