Titoli in Mondiale

Dive into the captivating world of Robin, a sequel to the classic 1922 novel The Head of the House of Coombe. This enthralling continuation delves deeper into the lives and relationships of Robin, Lord Coombe, Donal, and Feather, set against the backdrop of pre-WWI English society. Join us as we explore themes of nobility, love, and class dynamics in this richly woven tale. (Introduction by Linda Andrus)

Set in the picturesque coastal town of Monkshaven during the 1790s, Sylvias Lovers tells the poignant story of Sylvia Robson, a young woman caught between two worlds. While she lives a simple life on her familys farm and has the affections of her earnest but uninspiring Quaker cousin Philip, her heart truly belongs to Charlie Kinraid, a dashing sailor from a whaling ship. Their secret engagement promises a bright future, but fate intervenes when Charlie is forcibly taken to sea, leaving Sylvia heartbroken and longing for a love she can’t fully claim.

Scenes of Clerical Life, published in book form in 1858 after its initial serial release, marks the debut of George Eliot, the pen name of Mary Anne Evans. This collection features three poignant novellas that delve into the lives of country clergymen and their communities. Eliots fascination with these characters stems not from their religious beliefs—having moved away from traditional Christianity—but from their deeply human experiences. In these narratives, readers can discover the early emergence of Eliots distinctive narrative voice, her humanistic perspective, and the realism that ...

Dive into the Library of the Worlds Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, a monumental collection designed to provide American households with a treasure trove of exceptional reading. This series, carefully curated by editors who sought to showcase the finest works across all ages and genres, spans an impressive 45 volumes (plus a comprehensive index-guide). Each chapter not only features a selection of poems, letters, short stories, and excerpts but also includes insightful essays on the authors and subjects covered. The chapters often explore themes that connect multiple authors, organized by...

Step into the arena. Hawkes Adventures brings the world of The Lanista Chronicles to life—an epic historical gamebook series set in ancient Rome, where discipline is survival, brotherhood is fragile, and every decision carries a cost. Follow Dakon, a gladiator forged by hardship and tested by loyalty, as he navigates the brutal politics of the arena, shifting alliances within the ludus, and the ever-watchful eyes of Rome. Each episode explores the weight of choice, the code of honor that binds warriors together, and the thin line between strategy and sacrifice. This is not fantasy.This is ...

Dive into the enchanting world of Robert Falconer, a Victorian novel that brings to life a beloved character first introduced in MacDonalds David Elginbrod. This heartfelt narrative, narrated by Kenneth R. Morefield, invites you to explore themes of love, faith, and personal growth in a richly woven tapestry of 19th-century life.

Dive into the intriguing world of Wilkie Collins 1870 novel, Man and Wife. Set against the backdrop of a peculiar Scottish law that recognized verbal or written assertions of marriage, the story follows Arnold and Geoffrey as they navigate a tangled web of relationships. Both men inadvertently find themselves entangled with Anne, who is desperately trying to secure her reputation amidst their conflicting intentions—one is bound to another woman, while the other seeks a wealthier match. With stakes high and hearts in turmoil, Anne must find a true husband before it’s too late. Join us for a...

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Discover The Pit, the second installment in Frank Norriss captivating Trilogy of The Epic of the Wheat. This tale unfolds within the bustling heart of Chicagos wheat trading scene, capturing the high-stakes drama of a deal in the iconic wheat pit. While each novel in this trilogy—comprising The Octopus, The Pit, and The Wolf—explores separate narratives, they are intricately linked by the themes of production, distribution, and consumption of American wheat. Together, they weave a rich tapestry that chronicles the journey of wheat from Californias fertile fields to its ultimate fate as ...

In this captivating volume, youll discover true stories of courage and resilience, meticulously arranged in chronological order to enhance your understanding of the historical context surrounding each tale. While many names featured here can be found in any encyclopedia, the remarkable stories of Peter Williamson and John Tanner stand out. Peter Williamson, kidnapped at the tender age of eight in Glasgow, Scotland, endured a harrowing journey that led him to the Cherokee Indians in 1745. His incredible life took a turn as he became a prominent figure in England, advocating for justice and even...

When Thomas Mann received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929, his debut novel “Buddenbrooks,” published in 1901, was celebrated as “the first great novel of the 20th century.” The narrative unfolds around the Buddenbrook family, prosperous owners of a wholesale grain business in Lübeck, Germany—though the city is never explicitly named, its landmarks provide a vivid backdrop inspired by Mann’s own hometown and family history. Spanning four generations during the mid-19th century, the novel, subtitled “The Decline of a Family,” masterfully illustrates the gradual ...

In Colonels Dream, Chesnutt powerfully captures the despair of the Reconstruction era in the post-Civil War South, where the desire to restore the old social order clashed with the hopes for a new beginning. This poignant novel explores how deep-rooted racial animosity and the ineffectiveness of a hesitant Federal Government undermined justice, paving the way for oppressive systems like Jim Crow, lynching, chain gangs, and work farms—all designed to disenfranchise African Americans. - Summary by James K. White

The History of the World is a 10-season, 100-episode podcast series that tells the story of our world. Beginning with the formation of galaxies and the birth of Earth, we move through the first sparks of life, the rise of ancient civilizations, and the great religions and philosophies that shaped human thought. We traces the empires that ruled and the revolutions that toppled them, carries us through the devastation of the two world wars, and brings us all the way into the digital age.Hosted by Emma Carson and Ben Warner, each half-hour episode is crafted to be engaging, accessible, and ...

Set against the backdrop of the mid-19th century, The Cossacks (1863) is an unfinished masterpiece that delves into the vibrant life and culture of the Cossack people through the eyes of Dmitri Olenin, a Russian nobleman captivated by a Cossack girl. Esteemed author Ivan Bunin hailed this work as one of the finest in the Russian language, showcasing its enduring beauty and depth. Special thanks to mim@can & katzes for their additional proof-listening.

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The New York Giants are one of football’s oldest franchises. But in 1973, they didn’t have a home. Yankee Stadium was scheduled to close. They were no longer welcomed by the mayor of New York City, and the opening of their new stadium in New Jersey was well behind schedule. Options had vanished. As a result, the team soon found itself scrambling to find a place to play their home games for the next 3 seasons. The decision they ultimately made would prove to have major implications on all aspects of the organization, including its on-field performance and their fans. The NY Giants – A ...

From the year 1500 to the fall of Napoleon, each episode of "Turning Modern" highlights a different event, person, or creative work in the early modern West. Join me as I look at the people, forces, and art that helped shape the world we live in, for better and for worse.

Co-hosts Thalia and Eva invite you to enjoy a game of unbelievable truths and convincing lies. Can you discern outlandish fact from plausible fiction?

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