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The Magnificent Adventure

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(3,833 Sterne; 15 Bewertungen)

"The Magnificent Adventure" in 1916 was set at the time of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This fictional story is brimming with adventure and action, having to do with a gallant gentleman and is written well as Emerson Hough was famous for writing stirring westerns. - Summary by April6090 (10 hr 1 min)

Chapters

Mother and Son

19:30

Read by April6090

Meriwether and Theodosia

23:37

Read by weezer

Mr. Burr and Mr. Merry

12:31

Read by acousticwave

President and Secretary

18:13

Read by Sandra Cullum

The Pell-Mell and Some Consequences

38:07

Read by Ritu Aarcee

The Great Conspiracy

21:03

Read by Mike Manolakes

Colonel Burr and His Daughter

10:20

Read by mleigh

The Parting

24:27

Read by Shasta

Mr. Thomas Jefferson

31:33

Read by Shasta

The Threshold of the West

24:48

Read by Shasta

The Taming of Patrick Gass

12:05

Read by mleigh

Captain William Clark

8:13

Read by Mike Manolakes

Under Three Flags

14:55

Read by KevinS

The Rent in the Armor

16:52

Read by April6090

Under One Flag

24:56

Read by Carol R

The Mysterious Letter

17:50

Read by acousticwave

The Day’s Work

12:58

Read by April6090

The Crossroads of the West

13:57

Read by Mike Manolakes

The Appeal

24:35

Read by Shasta

Which Way?

26:44

Read by Shasta

The Mountains

16:51

Read by April6090

Trail’s End

14:19

Read by Ritu Aarcee

The Summons

11:25

Read by Mike Manolakes

The Abyss

30:31

Read by KirksVoice

The Bee

13:22

Read by Sandra Cullum

What Voice Had Called?

18:05

Read by AndreasDanko

The News

12:45

Read by Sandra Cullum

The Guests of a Nation

12:18

Read by Mike Manolakes

Mr. Jefferson’s Advice

12:59

Read by Ritu Aarcee

The Quality of Mercy

17:17

Read by Ritu Aarcee

The Friends

12:35

Read by April6090

The Wilderness

22:21

Read by Ritu Aarcee

Down to the Sea

9:00

Read by April6090

Bewertungen

Wonderful Book, Atrocious Readers.

(2 Sterne)

Wonderful historic novel ruined by the inconsistent reading by a team of readers, some of which have heavy accents making them difficult to understand, others that speak in painfully slow and boring monotone, and some of which did a splendid job. Unfortunately, despite my interest in the material, I feel like I only heard or understood about 35% of the reading. Such a shame to have slaughtered such a splendid book in this manner.

a bland stew

(2 Sterne)

this is not a story of adventure. it's mostly political discussions with a thin, vague romance in it. different reader for every chapter. most of them were hard to understand or painfully slow and monotone. It's hard to listen to deep American history in a oriental accent where many common words are pronounced wrong. Hard to listen to, especially since the story was mostly boring.