Great Epochs in American History, Volume I by Francis Whiting HALSEY (1851 - 1919) Genre(s): *Non-fiction, History Read by: BettyB, Linda Johnson, Anita Sloma-Martinez, Michael Fassio, Ciufi Galeazzi, Rita Boutros, Larry Wilson, timli, Bill Mosley, Jddykst in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 00 - Preface 00:03:13 - 01 - Introduction 00:11:52 - 02 - Discoveries before Columbus I: The men from Asia and from Norway by Justin Winsor 00:23:56 - 03 - Discoveries before Columbus II: How the Norwegians came to Winland (1000 AD) 00:37:12 - 04 - Discoveries before Columbus III: The first child of European race born in America (About 1000 AD) 00:42:48 - 05 - Discoveries before Columbus IV: Other Pre-columbian voyages by Henry Wheaton 00:47:06 - 06 - The Discovery by Columbus (1492) I: as described by Washington Irving 01:00:48 - 07 - The Discovery by Columbus (1492) II: as described by Columbus himself 01:13:24 - 08 - The Bull of Pope Alexander VI partitioning America (1493) 01:27:05 - 09 - The discovery of the mainland by the Cabots (1497) I: the account given by John A. Doyle 01:35:35 - 10 - The discovery of the mainland by the Cabots (1497) II: Peter Martyr's account 01:40:30 - 11 - The voyages of Americus Vespucius (1497): Vespuciu's own account 01:55:49 - 12 - A battle wih the Indians (1497) as described by Americus Vecpucius 02:02:16 - 13 - The first account of America printed in English (1511) 02:06:14 - 14 - The discovery of Florida by Ponce de Leon (1512): Parkman's account 02:12:14 - 15 - The discovery of the Pacific by Balboa (1513): the account by Manuel Jose Quintana 02:26:57 - 16 - The voyage of Magellan to the Pacific (1520): John Fiske's account 02:49:45 - 17 - The discovery of New York harbor by Verazzano (1524): Verazzano's own account 03:08:55 - 18 - Cartier's exploration of the St.Lawrence (1534) I: the account given by John A. Doyle 03:20:19 - 19 - Cartier's exploration of the St.Lawrence (1534) II: Cartier's own account 03:36:00 - 20 - Searches for 'The seven cities of Cibola' (1530-1540): the account by Reuben Gold Thwaites 03:44:02 - 21 - Cabeza de Vaca's journey to the Southwest (1535-1536): de Vaca's own account 04:03:46 - 22 - The expedition of Coronado to the Southwest (1540-1541): Coronado's own account 04:32:29 - 23 - The discovery of the Mississippi by de Soto (1541): Parkman's account 04:40:22 - 24 - The death of de Soto (1542) by one of de Soto's companions 04:48:30 - 25 - Drake's visit to California (1579) by one of Drake's companions 05:08:12 - 26 - Hudson's discovery of the Hudson river (1609) by Robert Juet, Hudson's secretary 05:24:13 - 27 - Champlain's battle with the Iroquois on lake Champlain (1609) by Champlain himself 05:33:30 - 28 - Marquette's discovery of the Mississippi (1673): Marquette's own account 05:44:00 - 29 - The death of Marquette (1675) by Father Claude Dablon 05:48:40 - 30 - Discovery of Niagara Falls (1678) by Father Louis Hennepin 05:51:56 - 31 - La Salle's voyage to the mouth of the Mississippi (1682) by Francis Parkman This is the first volume in ten volume series of great epochs in the history of the United States, from the landing of Columbus to the building of the Panama Canal. In large part, events composing each epoch are described by men who participated in them, or were personal eye-witnesses of them. Volume I describes the early period from 1000 AD to 1682. - Summary by Kikisaulite More information: https://librivox.org/great-epochs-in-american-history-volume-i-by-francis-whiting-halsey/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

Poems by Mary COLERIDGE (1861 - 1907) Genre(s): Single author, Lyric Read by: Newgatenovelist in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 101 - Flowers of the Field 00:00:46 - 102 - Companionship 00:02:08 - 103 - On the Arrival of a Visitor 00:03:16 - 104 - Lo, when the house is empty come the dead 00:04:31 - 105 - Street Lanterns 00:05:38 - 106 - Where a Roman Villa Stood, Above Freiburg 00:06:50 - 107 - 'Deep Calleth unto Deep' 00:08:10 - 108 - Imagination 00:09:29 - 109 - September 00:10:30 - 110 - O Earth, my mother! not upon thy breast 00:11:50 - 111 - Love went a-riding over the earth 00:12:32 - 112 - Friends - with a Difference 00:13:26 - 113 - Thee have I sought, divine Humility 00:14:56 - 114 - Dear builder of the Bridge, with thee I stood 00:15:50 - 115 - Forgive? O yes! How lightly, lightly said! 00:16:27 - 116 - On a day, and on a day 00:17:11 - 117 - Whether I live, or whether I die 00:18:01 - 118 - Thou that canst sit in silence hour by hour 00:19:07 - 119 - One Day in Every Year 00:19:59 - 120 - A Dedication 00:20:48 - 121 - Egypt's might is tumbled down 00:21:48 - 122 - An Insincere Wish Addressed to a Beggar 00:23:03 - 123 - 'Remember Not Our Iniquities' 00:23:56 - 124 - O Mighty Spirit, whither art thou fled? 00:24:32 - 125 - Ah, I have striven, I have striven 00:25:29 - 126 - Weary was I of toil and strife 00:27:36 - 127 - We were not made for refuge of lies 00:28:35 - 128 - Sounds 00:29:40 - 129 - To a Bullying Wind that Rose at Sunset 00:30:57 - 130 - No Newspapers 00:31:36 - 131 - There with two lives before me did I choose 00:32:15 - 132 - O tell me not that years will give 00:32:44 - 133 - 'They served with Nelson, and with Nelson died' 00:33:28 - 134 - O Darkness gather round 00:34:11 - 135 - No longer live! 00:34:37 - 136 - Wind 00:35:06 - 137 - The song of nightingales 00:35:45 - 138 - I shall forget you, O my dead 00:36:29 - 139 - Two Heavens 00:37:14 - 140 - Death and the Lady 00:38:34 - 141 - The Contents of an Ink-Bottle 00:39:47 - 142 - Chillingham 00:42:45 - 143 - Guy's Cliffe at Night 00:43:46 - 144 - New Year's Eve 00:44:25 - 145 - On a Soldier Who Died of Illness 00:45:11 - 146 - Lilies and Doves (May, 1902) 00:46:06 - 147 - On Such a Day 00:46:44 - 148 - Evening 00:49:11 - 149 - Arm thee! Arm thee! Forth upon the road! 00:50:00 - 150 - Her face, for utter stillness, hath no peer 00:51:25 - 151 - Blind 00:52:03 - 152 - Good Friday in my heart! Fear and affright! 00:53:08 - 153 - Lord of the winds, I cry to thee 00:53:47 - 154 - To C. E. G. on Her Birthday 00:54:20 - 155 - The Singing of the Children for Theo 00:55:26 - 156 - Gibberish 00:56:07 - 157 - In London Town 00:57:29 - 158 - The sum of loss I have not reckoned yet 00:57:56 - 159 - Are the dead as calm as those 00:58:42 - 160 - Nicodemus 01:00:25 - 161 - Three Aspects 01:01:28 - 162 - Low-flying swallow, tho' the sky be fair 01:02:29 - 163 - The Haven 01:03:11 - 164 - 'Cut It Down' 01:04:20 - 165 - Change 01:05:11 - 166 - Hail and Farewell 01:06:22 - 167 - Broken Friendship 01:06:58 - 168 - 'In That Sleep of Death What Dreams May Come?' 01:08:04 - 169 - The Maiden 01:08:55 - 170 - January the First 01:09:57 - 171 - Gold 01:10:34 - 172 - O let me be in loving nice 01:11:20 - 173 - Youth's Dying 01:12:25 - 174 - Three Helpers in Battle 01:13:08 - 175 - Praise 01:14:19 - 176 - Joy in Joy 01:15:03 - 177 - Two 01:16:04 - 178 - As I went singing over the earth 01:16:36 - 179 - Ingrato Cor 01:17:20 - 180 - After St. Augustine 01:17:52 - 181 - 'At Evening Time It Shall Be Light' 01:18:32 - 182 - Fighting would I have you die 01:19:00 - 183 - Two differing sorrows made these eyes grow dim 01:19:36 - 184 - The King 01:20:19 - 185 - The Second Time 01:21:31 - 186 - Love, the immortal thing, by Time constrained 01:22:05 - 187 - Hush 01:22:49 - 188 - A Mother to a Baby 01:23:57 - 189 - On a Sudden Departure 01:25:15 - 190 - Say This 01:26:01 - 191 - Tar Ublia Chi Bien Eima 01:26:48 - 192 - Sleep 01:27:53 - 193 - Contradictions 01:28:55 - 194 - Astrology 01:29:29 - 195 - A Child's Day 01:30:33 - 196 - Wind and Sea 01:31:40 - 197 - Mistaken 01:32:42 - 198 - Marah 01:33:19 - 199 - 'My True Love Hath My Heart and I Have His' 01:34:25 - 200 - The Deserted House Mary Coleridge was a novelist, essayist and biographer. She was also a talented poet, and her posthumously published verses are variously meditative, joyous, gothic, wistful and devotional. (Newgatenovelist) More information: https://librivox.org/poems-by-mary-coleridge/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

De Schippersjongen by Pieter LOUWERSE (1840 - 1908) Genre(s): Action & Adventure Read by: Marcel Coenders in Dutch Chapters: 00:00:00 - 00 - Voorbericht 00:03:45 - 01 - Een weinig geschiedenis 00:31:09 - 02 - Dat is weer gebeurd 01:02:15 - 03 - Echte leeuwen op den weg 01:29:42 - 04 - Eendeeieren en nieuws 01:48:57 - 05 - Er broedt verraad en onweder 02:08:57 - 06 - Twee, die vroeg op pad zijn 02:29:50 - 07 - Aan doovemans-deur geklopt 02:51:52 - 08 - Waar moet het heen? 03:19:03 - 09 - Mislukt Zondags-werk 03:50:43 - 10 - Een duur slaapje 04:16:36 - 11 - Zonneschijn en regen 04:48:16 - 12 - Godt behoede Leyden! 05:10:40 - 13 - Medicijn voor den Prins 05:32:41 - 14 - Wat zal van Leiden worden? 05:52:50 - 15 - Samenzweerders beluisterd 06:03:37 - 16 - Wat zal het nog worden? 06:27:20 - 17 - Onder de Watergeuzen 06:54:20 - 18 - Om brood bij den vijand Verhaal over het beleg en ontzet van Leiden 1573 - 1574. - Summary by Marcel Coenders More information: http://librivox.org/de-schippersjongen-by-pieter-louwerse/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

There and Back by George MACDONALD (1824 - 1905) Genre(s): Published 1800 -1900, Christian Fiction Read by: Devorah Allen, Joe Selah, jenno, csinclair, Hannah Mary, La-Foy, Lenore Rose, Holly, JaneGrey17, Lily, Lisa Villado, George Emerson, Marina, CTR, weezer in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Father, Child, and Nurse 00:21:48 - 02 - Stepmother and Nurse 00:31:31 - 03 - The Flight 00:40:57 - 04 - The Bookbinder and His Pupil 01:03:15 - 05 - The Mansons 01:25:25 - 06 - Simon Armour 01:42:01 - 07 - Comparisons 01:52:50 - 08 - A Lost Shoe 02:04:36 - 09 - A Holiday 02:17:35 - 10 - The Library 02:32:21 - 11 - Alice 02:50:06 - 12 - Mortgrange 02:59:23 - 13 - The Beech Tree 03:14:35 - 14 - The Library 03:21:35 - 15 - Barbara Wylder 03:33:35 - 16 - Barbara and Richard 03:53:40 - 17 - Barbara and Others 04:01:42 - 18 - Mrs. Wylder 04:17:12 - 19 - Mrs. Wylder and Barbara 04:23:37 - 20 - Barbara and Her Critics 04:31:39 - 21 - The Parson's Parable 04:50:57 - 22 - The Rime of the Ancient Mariner 05:40:18 - 23 - A Human Gadfly 05:55:15 - 24 - Richard and Wingfold 06:08:59 - 25 - Wingfold and His Wife 06:16:02 - 26 - Richard and Alice 06:31:23 - 27 - A Sister 06:56:54 - 28 - Barbara and Lady Ann An unscrupulous baronet is left a widower and couldn't care less what happens to his ugly newborn heir. But when an icy stepmother moves in and the child is stolen away by his loving nurse, what can unfold but a riveting account of the years of mystery, drama, love and lessons for which MacDonald's writings are known. (Sequel to Thomas Wingfold, Curate and 'Paul Faber, Surgeon') - Summary by HannahMary More information: https://librivox.org/there-and-back-by-george-macdonald/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)