Barnaby Rudge (version 3)


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(4.3 stars; 9 reviews)

The Protestant Sir John Chester and the Catholic Geoffrey Haredale have been feuding for years. In "Romeo and Juliet" fashion, Chester's son and Haredale's niece wish to marry, but their relatives oppose the union. A tale of love and intrigue set against the historical events of 1780, when an anti-Catholic mob caused more damage to London than had ever been seen before. And the simple young man Barnaby who becomes caught up in events he does not quite understand. (Brad Filippone) (25 hr 26 min)

Chapters

Preface by Dickens 7:43 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 1 35:05 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 2 17:08 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 3 15:31 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 4 23:07 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 5 9:56 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 6 21:41 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 7 12:52 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 8 22:41 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 9 12:54 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 10 24:21 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 11 11:43 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 12 18:39 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 13 25:06 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 14 10:45 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 15 22:36 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 16 14:22 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 17 23:19 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 18 11:20 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 19 23:45 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 20 13:07 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 21 19:10 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 22 15:25 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 23 23:11 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 24 12:21 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 25 24:30 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 26 11:36 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 27 26:16 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 28 12:26 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 29 28:05 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 30 9:37 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 31 25:25 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 32 11:45 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 33 23:35 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 34 12:03 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 35 24:46 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 36 11:07 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 37 24:20 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 38 11:11 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 39 21:24 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 40 15:19 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 41 26:02 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 42 10:41 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 43 24:25 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 44 10:46 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 45 25:00 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 46 13:30 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 47 18:23 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 48 17:43 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 49 23:03 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 50 13:50 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 51 22:34 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 52 14:53 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 53 20:18 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 54 17:28 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 55 19:56 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 56 17:28 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 57 19:48 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 58 15:53 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 59 25:10 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 60 9:47 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 61 15:30 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 62 20:08 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 63 19:12 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 64 17:28 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 65 22:36 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 66 14:47 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 67 26:14 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 68 12:05 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 69 22:42 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 70 16:30 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 71 23:51 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 72 13:50 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 73 22:57 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 74 14:41 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 75 25:27 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 76 12:31 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 77 27:50 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 78 12:52 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 79 19:59 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 80 18:09 Read by Hamlet
Chapter 81 20:20 Read by Hamlet
Chapter the Last 19:01 Read by Hamlet

Reviews

Wonderful reading of a worthy book & very easy listening.Thanks!


(5 stars)

5 stars for the vivid & gripping account of the "no-Popery" riots and for the characters, including dear Barnaby so beloved by his mother, Hugh & Dennis so different as they face their ultimate end, and that delightful little devil who has the last word. As a conventional romantic melodrama there are probably better, but as realism describing the mindless mob and pityless destruction of a few days time in London 1780 this book is well worth the time.

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(4 stars)

Not my favorite Dickenson book but a good one. The reader is great and brings this work to life.