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The author delves deep into his life journey, narrating the defining events that have sculpted his character and colored his experiences. Simultaneously, he contemplates the indelible impressions left on his psyche by experiences that sometimes clashed with his understanding of American ideals and standards. This autobiography is a profound reflection of the authors life summarized in his own words.

Step into a world of genius with Col. Ingersoll, as he eloquently unfolds the remarkable contributions of men and women of exceptional creativity in his renowned lecture on SHAKESPEARE. Ingersoll, a distinguished orator, a personal friend of Mark Twain and General Grant, passionately brings to life the masterpieces of notables including ROBERT BURNS, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, VOLTAIRE, and WALT WHITMAN. But this sublime journey doesnt end there; Ingersoll also shares his profound speeches on THE GREAT INFIDELS, WHICH WAY? (science or superstition), and ABOUT THE HOLY BIBLE. Each lecture in Volume 3 of ...

Dive into this inspirational exploration of the life of St. Joseph, the cherished husband of the Virgin Mary and the nurturing foster-father of Jesus Christ. Discover the untold stories and the remarkable achievements of this revered saint.

Join Elbert Hubbard as he journeys to the homes of some of the most influential figures in history, from authors and philosophers to politicians and poets. This podcast combines elements of biography, interview, and commentary as Hubbard converses with living subjects about their work and muses about the possible influences of the homes of those who have passed. In this first installment of a 14-volume series, Hubbard reflects upon his own life and those of influential figures like George Eliot, Walt Whitman, William Wordsworth, Charles Dickens, and Thomas Edison, among others.

Narrated by Midshipman Arthur Dunn, this podcast brings to life the gripping memoirs of Captain Tucker, a Continental Navy hero from the Revolutionary War. From his logbook, we trace five extraordinary years of naval warfare, daring exploits, and personal sacrifice. Join us as we delve into an era of tumultuous conflict, where Captain Tuckers strategic brilliance played a crucial role in supplying the Revolutionary army with ammunition and stores, much of it captured from the enemy. This podcast aims not only to celebrate Captain Tuckers bravery but also to shine a light on the forgotten ...

Dive into the authentic life of Kit Carson, a legendary American figure renowned as a hunter, trapper, mountain man, and guide. While his name is often embellished in contemporary literature, this biography provides a genuine look into his adventures, lending much of its narrative from his own words. Published around the time of his death, this work serves as the authorized chronicle of Carsons extraordinary life.

Immerse yourself in the captivating life story of Amelia Earhart, one of Americas most celebrated heroines. Presented by Briand, this riveting biography reveals Earhart as a unique figure, woven from rare strands of qualities. She possessed an unquenchable curiosity about life—its ideas, books, people, places, even the mechanics of things. A lover of sports traditionally reserved for boys, she was driven by an unyielding desire to experiment and try new things. Her zest for life was paradoxically intertwined with a deep desire for solitude, and she carried an ever-present sense of ...

Embark on a historical journey with Ida Tarbells second volume of her highly acclaimed biography on Abraham Lincoln. This volume picks up from Lincolns first inauguration, culminating with a detailed account of his funeral. It also features an extensive appendix, meticulously compiled with Lincolns previously unpublished letters, telegrams, and speeches. Ida Tarbell, renowned for her groundbreaking investigative journalism, particularly her expose on The Standard Oil Company, was also a respected Lincoln scholar. This compilation of her Lincoln writings, first published in McClures Magazine, ...

Journey with Elbert Hubbard as he takes you on a tour of the homes of some of the greatest musicians in history. Part biography, part exploration of these musicians environments, Hubbards essays give insights into how their surroundings might have shaped their genius. Be transported to the homes of Richard Wagner, Paganini, Frederic Chopin, Robert Schumann, Sebastian Bach, Felix Mendelsohn, Franz Liszt, Ludwig van Beethoven, George Handel, Giuseppe Verdi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Johannes Brahms. This captivating series is part discussion, part reflection, and entirely fascinating. This is...

In this captivating sequel to Indian Boyhood, Charles Eastman, also known as Ohiyesa, shares his journey from a tribal lifestyle to assimilation into white mans society. At the tender age of 15, he was called to abandon his traditional ways, symbolized by cutting his long hair, and immerse himself in white mans education, as his father, a convert to Christianity, wished. He navigatively balances both cultures, from college to becoming a doctor at Pine Ridge in South Dakota. The narrative also sheds light on his marriage to Elaine Goodale and his active role in politics, the YMCA, and the Boy ...

Embark on a riveting journey with Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish sailor turned buccaneer, who survived four years of isolation on a deserted island off the coast of Chile. This enthralling account is not just about his battle against nature, but also an introspective look into Selkirks life before the ordeal. Author Howell meticulously researched Selkirk’s life, delving into parish records of his hometown, Largo in Fife, Scotland, conducting interviews with surviving relatives, and sifting through accounts of his fellow sailors. Discover the real-life “survivor man” narrative,...

Delve into the pivotal years leading up to the First World War with Baron Beyens, a seasoned diplomat of the Belgian service. Posted to Berlin in 1912, his experiences and personal observations formed the backbone of this insightful book. Beyens had exclusive access to the German political elite, the Emperor included, and was privy to their perspectives on the escalating international tension. In this volume, he unveils the personas, driving motives, and responses of these influencers while also dissecting the economic triggers of the war. Unravel the intricate diplomacy and governmental ...

Dive into the riveting world of Experience Mayhew, a dedicated missionary minister to the Wampanoag Indians in Marthas Vineyard. This work comprises two fascinating essays. The first, Indian Converts, is a captivating collection of intimate biographies documenting the profound faith and resilience of Native Americans in the face of severe persecution. These poignant stories, narrated with an insiders perspective, provide a rare glimpse into the lives of native “godly ministers”, “pious men”, “devout women”, and “virtuous young individuals”. The ...

Immerse yourself in the life and works of Handel, one of the worlds most celebrated composers, as expertly sketched by Romain Rolland. In this intriguing book, youll explore not only Handels fascinating biography but delve into his operas, oratorios, clavier pieces, chamber music, and orchestral compositions. Accompanied by images of musical examples in the printed text, this book also offers a comprehensive list of Handels works, chronologically and categorically organized. Its a must-read for every music enthusiast.

Dive into a captivating series of biographies that shed light on the often-overlooked lives of the dogaressas - the influential wives of the doges who led the Venetian Republic. -Narrated by Timothy.

"Reflexiones y crecimiento personal a través de la literatura y la vida."

Dive into the captivating life of Gertrude Bell, an extraordinary Englishwoman who defied the conventions of her time. With a deep passion for the Middle Eastern desert and its people, Bell was not only an intrepid traveler but also a gifted writer, archaeologist, and diplomat. Her unique skill set and influential connections positioned her as a crucial political officer for the British Mandate in Mesopotamia. Her visionary leadership and strategic maneuvers played a key role in the birth of Iraq and the installation of its first democratically elected king. (Summary by Lynette Caulkins)

A Little Book of St. Francis and His Brethren is a captivating exploration of the simple yet profound life of St. Francis, as presented by the esteemed author, EM Wilmot Buxton. Known for his skill in bringing to life the stories of Gods heroes, Buxtons portrayal of St. Francis will captivate both children and adults. Its charm and timeless truths make it an enlightening read. This description is adapted from the New Catholic World #113, 1921.

Immerse yourself in the inspiring life story of Peter Randolph, born a slave in 1825 and later emerged as a notable Baptist clergyman after gaining his freedom prior to the American Civil War. This podcast features his 1893 autobiography, which also includes a republished version of his earlier 1855 pamphlet, Sketches Of Slave Life. Please note that chapter fourteen of From Slave Cabin To Pulpit is excluded from this recording due to its non-narrative content.

Born a slave in 1818, Frederick Douglass emerged from the shackles of oppression to become one of Americas most revered figures. His daring escape from slavery propelled him to the forefront of the abolitionist movement, where he distinguished himself as a gifted orator, writer, statesman, and tireless advocate for social reform. This podcast delves into the extraordinary life and intellectual legacy of Douglass, a true titan of American history.