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Audiobooks Narrated by Andrew Julow
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"Although dying of throat cancer Grant refused to stop writing the memoirs that would restore his families lost fortune. He died just weeks after completion leaving behind one of the greatest first hand accounts of the American Civil War."
"Well written and admiring biography of Theodore Roosevelt written shortly after his death. Hagedorn received the blessing and full cooperation of Roosevelt's family and friends and the result is a richly fascinating portrait filled with charming anecdotes rarely found in presidential biographies."
"Light and enjoyable biography of America's 16th president, Ketcham draws heavily on personal accounts to portray a more human and accesible Lincoln. Particular attention is paid to Lincoln's relationship with rivals such as Douglas, Seward, Chase, and McCllenan."
"Signed on a hill at Runnymede in the year 1215, the Magna Carta was a revolution on paper. Its signing marked the beginning of the end for unlimited monarchies in Europe"
"Shakespeare's classic tale of murder and intrigue, Macbeth is the story of a man trapped by his own greed. This script reading includes stage cues and character names."
"Born into a modest family in 106 B.C., Cicero climbed his way to consul of the Roman Republic. As a defender of Roman liberties he fought to keep Rome from falling to despots, a struggle which cost him his life."
"A magnificent collection of short biographies of U.S. Presidents from Washington to Cleveland, W.A. Peters suceeds in telling the story of his country, through the eyes of it's executives."
"Historians have argued Lincoln is the father of modern speech. Lincoln's versatility stretches from carefully constructed political critiques such as the Copper Union Speech, to the masterfully poetic Gettysburg address."
"James Madison's first and greatest contribution to the work that would become known as the Federalist Papers. In #10 Madison turns on its head the centuries old maxim that representative government could survive only in small republics."
"Highly controversial in 1787, the U.S. Constitution broke heavily with both British tradition and colonial radicalism to create what John Adams termed "A government of laws, and not men." The U.S. Constitution is presented here in its original form as well as its amended version."
"George Washington's last and perhaps greatest missive to America, the address is best known for its warning against entangling foreign alliances and the formation of political parties. The Farewell Address is a glimpse into the future of the United States as envisioned by its premier founding father."
"One of the finer single volume biographies of Washington, Thayer makes ample use of Washington's letters and writings yielding a rich portrait of the man behind the legend."
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