The Shadow of the North
Joseph A. Altsheler
Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan
"The Shadow of the North," while an independent story, in itself, is also the second volume of the Great French and Indian War series which began with "The Hunters of the Hills." All the important characters of the first romance reappear in the second. --The Preface (9 hr 31 min)
Chapters
Ch 1: The Onondaga, part 1 | 21:23 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 1: The Onondaga, part 2 | 16:52 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 2: The Ambush | 31:34 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 3: The Signal, part 1 | 19:25 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 3: The Signal, part 2 | 17:11 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 4: The Perilous Path | 34:50 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 5: The Runner, part 1 | 19:59 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 5: The Runner, part 2 | 17:32 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 6: The Return | 31:27 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 7: The Red Weapon | 30:33 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 8: The Waraiyageh | 36:04 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 9: The Watcher | 33:09 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 10: The Port, part 1 | 22:36 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 10: The Port, part 2 | 18:30 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 11: The Play, part 1 | 13:29 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 11: The Play, part 2 | 22:52 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 12: The Slaver, part 1 | 26:45 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 12: The Slaver, part 2 | 18:40 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 13: The Meeting, part 1 | 17:34 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 13: The Meeting, part 2 | 27:29 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 14: The Virginia Capital, part 1 | 23:20 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 14: The Virginia Capital, part 2 | 23:11 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 15: The Forest Fight, part 1 | 24:09 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Ch 15: The Forest Fight, part 2 | 23:11 | Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan |
Reviews
loved it and the guy that narrated grow on me.
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John Price
punctual ending for sure excellent narration thanks Libervox volunteers LIBERVOX ROCKS
Travis
The book was good but the narrator was hard to listen to.
Stephen Lowe
i am confused...if one has enunciation issues with english, reading a book with numerous Indian and french names and places is a bridge too far. The 'plug in and play' method is crazy stuff. Who thought that was a solution? i have a solution if asked.
antony lubbe
The story was well read. the reader did very well. I enjoyed the descriptions of the wild. the story was interesting right from the beginning.
mr
Narrator ruined. The whole story, sounds like he had marbles in his mouth, his voice sucked, the man doesn’t need to read anymore stories.