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Dive into a captivating narrative that chronicles the world’s most significant conflict—the Great War. Written from the perspective of the United States and its Allies, this work offers an unvarnished look at the bloodiest and most destructive war in history, tracing its origins to its triumphant conclusion and the lasting impact it had on the globe. Our aim has been to combine clarity with depth; a compelling account of such monumental events should engage rather than confuse. With a foundation built on official documents from the battlegrounds and government archives, this work ...

The Tender Husband is an entertaining farce that combines humor with a layer of intrigue. While the main plot offers plenty of laughs, a second, darker storyline—hinted at in the title—introduces an unsettling twist. This subplot involves the tender husband testing his wifes fidelity through a scheme with his mistress, disguised as a man. Many argue that this unnatural element detracts from the plays overall charm and connection. What do you think? - Summary by ToddHW

Step into the whimsical world of The Funeral or, Grief à-la-Mode, a comedic play penned in the summer of 1701. First performed shortly after its submission to Christopher Rich at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, this delightful piece was published by Jacob Tonson in December of the same year, though it bears a 1702 title page date. Featuring original music by William Croft, this play saw revivals from 1703 through 1799, captivating audiences with its unique plot and clever humor. Join us as we explore the intricacies of love, loss, and laughter in this enchanting tale, narrated by G.A. Aitken.

In this lively play, the action unfolds with the same vigor that the protagonist brought from France, infused with a delightful humor crafted in England. The central character, armed with a fine education, a vivid imagination, and a generous fortune, lacks the prudence and wisdom befitting a true gentleman. His reckless pursuits lead him into a tangle of false love, drunken debauchery, and ultimately, the tragic death of a friend. Yet, as the fifth act dawns, he finds himself grappling with guilt and confusion, waking in a jail cell, pondering the consequences of his actions without fully ...

Join Lieutenant Richard Haigh as he recounts his extraordinary journey from serving with the 2nd Royal Berkshire Infantry Regiment in the battle-scarred Somme region of 1916 to becoming a pioneer in tank warfare. When the British Army sought volunteers for the newly introduced tanks, Haigh eagerly stepped forward in December 1916. In this captivating narrative, he shares the rigorous training and pivotal battles he experienced until the wars conclusion in 1918. Recognized for his bravery with the Military Cross in 1916, Haighs story is one of courage and resilience, culminating in his ...

The fact is that during these past twenty-five years or so, scientists in the fields of Astronomy, Astrophysics, Chemistry, Particle Physics, Molecular Biology, and Biotechnology Engineering, have clearly developed the scientific evidence to prove God is real. He is present, and He is aware of us.

Step back into the world of 1720, where the complexities of love, honor, and social expectations come to life in The Conscious Lovers. This captivating play, crafted by Steele, presents a scenario where a man of integrity grapples with unprovoked wrongs, ultimately refusing to engage in a duel, showcasing his true character. Join our talented cast as they navigate the intricacies of romance and duty in this timeless comedy. - Summary by G. A. Aitken.

Step into the haunting world of The Flying Dutchman, a captivating German Romantic Opera by Richard Wagner, first gracing the stage in Dresden in 1843. On a stormy night, a brig captained by Daland finds refuge in a fjord along the Norwegian coast, where they encounter the legendary phantom ship of the Flying Dutchman. Join us as Alan Mapstone narrates this enthralling tale, featuring a remarkable cast that brings to life the intensity of love, longing, and the supernatural.

Step back into the pivotal moments of the American Civil War with Campaign For Petersburg. This captivating audiobook explores the Unions ten-month struggle for control over Petersburg, Virginia, from June 1864 to March 1865—a campaign that ultimately set the stage for the Confederacys surrender just weeks later. Based on a 1970 National Park Service booklet, this narrative delves into the significance of the campaign and the lived experiences of soldiers on both sides, intentionally minimizing military jargon. For those listening to this Librivox recording, we highly recommend checking out ...

An inspiring and healing guide to immersive meditation in the ancient Buddhist heart practices — the bhamaviharas. Informed by Jhana Master and Zen Master Stephen Mugen Snyder, Roshi's experiential understanding and suitable for those at any level of meditation practice, Buddha's Heart leads us step-by-step through the heart-opening meditations on equanimity, empathetic joy, compassion, and loving-kindness (unconditioned love).

Step into the fast-moving world of modern options trading with a guide built for real traders in real markets. Whether you're a total beginner trying to decode calls and puts, or a seasoned investor sharpening your edge, this audiobook gives you a full playbook of 50 practical, battle-tested strategies designed for every type of market—up, down, and everything sideways in between. You’ll learn how to manage risk like a pro, spot high-probability setups, protect your portfolio, and use options for income, leverage, hedging, and long-term growth.

Richard Thurstan's memoir provides a captivating journey through his extensive career in the insurance industry, commencing with his initial role as a Trainee Loss Adjuster back in the summer of 1979. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Thurstan shares a plethora of experiences, ranging from the handling of catastrophic events to the resolution of peculiar cases such as smoke-damaged lingerie.

Join me on an exciting journey as I recount some of the most extraordinary naval battles in history. We’ll start with the legendary Battle of Salamis in 480 B.C., where Themistocles of Athens demonstrated his belief that he who commands the sea commands all. Our voyage will conclude with the dramatic Battle of Tsushima, marking a pivotal moment that shifted the tide of naval supremacy from West to East, echoing the lessons of Salamis more than two millennia prior. While I’ll highlight British naval victories from Sluys to Trafalgar, I’ll also celebrate the skill, bravery, and innovation ...

Sông Bé, a fact-based narrative told in flashback from a present-day evening concert at the New Orleans Orpheum Theater, features a fit, world-renowned architect, Richard Foxworth, a West Point graduate who reacts to what his wife finds in his old Army footlocker.

In a world drowning in noise, we've forgotten how to truly hear each other. We scroll, interrupt, and offer unsolicited advice, mistaking activity for connection. Shut Up is a profound exploration of what happens when we stop trying to fix, impress, or fill the silence, and instead learn to simply stay. Richard Dillon's journey begins in an ordinary café, where a single moment of silence with a grieving friend reveals a truth he'd been missing: real listening isn't about having the right words, it's about being fully present.

Felicite St. Maxent, the brilliant and beautiful daughter of a wealthy businessman in colonial New Orleans, is tragically widowed at the age of eighteen. She soon meets the dashing young Spanish General Bernardo de Galvez on his first day as governor, and despite the scandal of their courtship, they receive the King's blessing to marry. Through wisdom and bravery, they restore New Orleans to prosperity and, through epic battles, drive the British from the American South, becoming heroes of the American Revolution.

In the 31st century, life is perfect. Everyone lives in high-end, all-inclusive, tropical resorts inside massive domes. But for sixteen-year-old Dolthea Madras Thorpe, it’s too perfect. Every need is met, every day predictable. Nothing ever goes wrong. Then, because of an unexpected crisis, AG, the Artificial Super Intelligence that rules the world, decides that to save humans from extinction, Dolthea’s dome must be shut down. As her dome's shutdown looms, Dolthea and her friends face an impossible choice: accept their death sentence or wage a desperate war against the all-powerful AG.

Ready to start your first business and take control of your future? This franchise startup guide walks you through every stage of buying, building, and launching your first franchise business from setting clear goals and choosing the right brand to celebrating your grand opening.

This podcast exists as an invitation. An invitation to pause in a world that rushes. To listen in a culture that shouts. To remember in an age that forgets. Here, we explore spirituality not as doctrine, performance, or certainty—but as a living, breathing relationship with truth, mystery, and self. This is a space for those who have questioned deeply, wandered bravely, and refused to abandon their inner knowing—even when the path became unclear. The House of Ravenbrook was born from the understanding that faith, wisdom, and wholeness cannot be forced into narrow definitions. They must be ...

Draws on peer-reviewed research in psychology and cognitive neuroscience, such as real-time brain imaging, to examine the effects of mystical states and magical practice Shows how being “in the zone,” as described by athletes and performers, is consistent with the ritualist’s state...