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Books narrated by Mark Moreau

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    Symbols (Unabridged)

    Unabridged

    18 min

    In the realm of human expression, symbols hold an enigmatic power, transcending the boundaries of language and culture. "Symbols (Unabridged)" by John Drinkwater delves into the profound depths of this fascinating subject, exploring the myriad ways in which symbols shape our understanding of the world and ourselves. From ancient hieroglyphs to modern-day emojis, Drinkwater unravels the intricate ... Read more

    $5.99 USD

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    Rescue (Kidnapped, Book 3)

    by Gordon Korman ...
    Narrated by Mark Turetsky, Christie Moreau ...
    Series Audiobook 3 - Kidnapped

    Unabridged

    3 hours 9 min

    The startling conclusion to Gordon Korman's adventure trilogy.FORMAT: 3 CDs, UnabridgedNARRATOR: Andrew Rannels & Christine MoreauAiden Falconer and FBI Agent Harris are closing in the people who kidnapped Aiden's sister, Meg. There's just one hitch: Meg is trying to escape from them on her own, and is never where she's supposed to be. As tension mounts and the net tightens, only one thing is ... Read more

    $17.50 USD

  • Victorian Poetry

    This book is called Victorian Poetry for convenience. It does not, it need hardly be said, pretend to anything like a thorough examination of the voluminous poetry of the Victorian era in all its aspects. Significant criticism of Tennyson alone, to take a single instance, has already filled many volumes, a reflection which may well make the title chosen for this little book look like an ... Read more

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  • Abraham Lincoln: A Play

    Abraham Lincoln: A play dramatizes the public career of a national leader during one of the most turbulent periods in American history. The narrative traces the rise to the presidency and the immense burdens carried while guiding a divided nation through conflict and uncertainty. Emphasis rests on statesmanship, moral resolve, and the quiet endurance required to confront civil strife. Rather than ... Read more

    $0.99 USD

  • Robert Burns: A play

    The drama focuses on key episodes in Burns's life, including his humble beginnings, his love affairs, and the conflicts he faced as a poet with radical ideas in a conservative society. Drinkwater captures Burns’s wit, idealism, and desire to uplift the Scottish common people, while also portraying his vulnerabilities—particularly his financial struggles and his difficulties in navigating ... Read more

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  • Oliver Cromwell: A Play

    The play delves into Cromwell’s transformation from a passionate Puritan and reformer to a military and political leader who ultimately wields absolute power. Cromwell’s journey is marked by internal conflicts as he grapples with his religious convictions and the ethical challenges posed by governance and warfare. Drinkwater captures key moments in Cromwell’s life, including his role in the trial ... Read more

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  • Abraham Lincoln: A Play

    The play spans Lincoln’s presidency, highlighting his journey from his early days in office to his assassination. Key events include his decision to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, the struggles of leading a divided nation, and his interactions with his cabinet and generals. Drinkwater portrays Lincoln not only as a political figure but as a man of deep moral conviction, grappling with the ... Read more

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  • Victorian Poetry

    This book is called Victorian Poetry for convenience. It does not, it need hardly be said, pretend to anything like a thorough examination of the voluminous poetry of the Victorian era in all its aspects. Significant criticism of Tennyson alone, to take a single instance, has already filled many volumes, a reflection which may well make the title chosen for this little book look like an ... Read more

    $2.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Mary Stuart (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. A Historical Drama of Tudor Intrigue, Royal Imprisonment, and the Tragic Queen of Scots

    John Drinkwater's Mary Stuart is a historical drama that revisits the tragic career of Mary, Queen of Scots, not as a mere pageant of Tudor politics but as a study in sovereignty, conscience, and fatal temperament. Written in the dignified idiom of early twentieth-century poetic theatre, the play combines restrained rhetoric with psychological emphasis, placing it within the modern revival of ... Read more

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  • Victorian Poetry

    Enriched edition. Exploring the Landscapes of 19th Century British Poets

    In "Victorian Poetry," John Drinkwater offers a comprehensive exploration of the rich tapestry of poetic expression that flourished during the Victorian era. This volume critically examines the thematic preoccupations, stylistic innovations, and cultural influences that shaped the works of prominent poets such as Alfred Lord Tennyson, Robert Browning, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Drinkwater's ... Read more

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  • Robert Burns

    Enriched edition. Exploring Love, Nature, and Activism in Burns' Poetry

    In "Robert Burns," John Drinkwater offers an insightful exploration of the life and works of Scotland's beloved national poet. This biographical account deftly interweaves narrative prose with poetic excerpts, illuminating the intricacies of Burns's unique literary voice and his profound influence on Scottish culture and the Romantic movement. Drinkwater's lyrical style mirrors the emotive cadence ... Read more

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  • William Morris: A Critical Study

    Artistic Vision and Social Criticism in Victorian England

    In "William Morris: A Critical Study," John Drinkwater offers a comprehensive examination of the multifaceted contributions of the influential 19th-century artist, designer, and writer, William Morris. The work delves into Morris's profound impact on the Arts and Crafts Movement, situating his artistic endeavors within the broader socio-political context of Victorian England. Drinkwater employs a ... Read more

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