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Barnaby Rudge (version 3)

Gelesen von Hamlet

(4,333 Sterne; 9 Bewertungen)

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

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Chapter 1

35:05

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Chapter 2

17:08

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Chapter 3

15:31

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Chapter 4

23:07

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Chapter 5

9:56

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Chapter 6

21:41

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Chapter 7

12:52

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Chapter 8

22:41

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Chapter 9

12:54

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Chapter 10

24:21

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Chapter 11

11:43

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Chapter 12

18:39

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Chapter 13

25:06

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Chapter 14

10:45

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Chapter 15

22:36

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Chapter 16

14:22

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Chapter 17

23:19

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Chapter 18

11:20

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Chapter 19

23:45

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Chapter 20

13:07

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Chapter 21

19:10

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Chapter 22

15:25

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Chapter 23

23:11

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Chapter 24

12:21

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Chapter 25

24:30

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Chapter 26

11:36

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Chapter 27

26:16

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Chapter 28

12:26

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Chapter 29

28:05

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Chapter 30

9:37

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Chapter 31

25:25

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Chapter 32

11:45

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Chapter 33

23:35

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Chapter 34

12:03

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Chapter 35

24:46

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Chapter 36

11:07

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Chapter 37

24:20

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Chapter 38

11:11

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Chapter 39

21:24

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Chapter 40

15:19

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Chapter 41

26:02

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Chapter 42

10:41

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Chapter 43

24:25

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Chapter 44

10:46

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Chapter 45

25:00

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Chapter 46

13:30

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Chapter 47

18:23

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Chapter 48

17:43

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Chapter 49

23:03

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Chapter 50

13:50

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Chapter 51

22:34

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Chapter 52

14:53

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Chapter 53

20:18

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Chapter 54

17:28

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Chapter 55

19:56

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Chapter 56

17:28

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Chapter 57

19:48

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Chapter 58

15:53

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Chapter 59

25:10

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Chapter 60

9:47

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Chapter 61

15:30

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Chapter 62

20:08

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Chapter 63

19:12

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Chapter 64

17:28

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Chapter 65

22:36

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Chapter 66

14:47

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Chapter 67

26:14

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Chapter 68

12:05

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Chapter 69

22:42

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Chapter 70

16:30

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Chapter 71

23:51

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Chapter 72

13:50

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Chapter 73

22:57

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Chapter 74

14:41

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Chapter 75

25:27

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Chapter 76

12:31

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Chapter 77

27:50

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Chapter 78

12:52

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Chapter 79

19:59

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Chapter 80

18:09

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Chapter 81

20:20

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Chapter the Last

19:01

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Bewertungen

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

(5 Sterne)

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.

Good listen

(4 Sterne)

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