Audiobook: Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 096
Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 096
1 - Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 1825
- Download Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, December 1825 audio
- Download "Bigamy Act", King James 1 of England and Wales audio
- Download The Chinese Book audio
- Download The Cradle of the Movies audio
- Download An Effective Diplomatic Service as an Agency for the Promotion of International Peace (1903) audio
- Download The Fatal Legs audio
- Download Folklore of Southern India, Preface and Introduction audio
- Download The “Fortifications for Peace” (1922) audio
- Download Have You an Educated Heart? audio
- Download Jackie Coogan and The Kid audio
- Download Parchment Bindings audio
- Download The Peace Movement (1880) audio
- Download President Jimmy Carter Inaugural Address, January 20, 1977 audio
- Download President Ronald Reagan First Inaugural Address, January 20, 1981 audio
- Download President Ronald Reagan Second Inaugural Address, January 21, 1985 audio
- Download The Rosetta Stone (Excerpt) audio
- Download Trade in the Dead audio
- Download The Traffic in Women (1910) audio
- Download View Of A City Sky Line audio
- Download WPA Art Collection audio
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"Can we solve the problems confronting us? Well, the answer is an unequivocal and emphatic yes." This quote, from U.S. President Ronald Reagan's first inaugural address, captures the searching tone of many reader-chosen selections in vol. 096: The Peace Movement; Fortifications for Peace; An Effective Diplomatic Service; Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Bigamy Act; Trade in the Dead; Traffic in Women; Inaugural addresses of Presidents Carter and Reagan; and an essay "Have You an Educated Heart? Other readings highlight the arts: Parchment bindings; the Chinese Book; Folklore of Southern India; The Rosetta Stone; The WPA Art Collection; Jackie Coogan and the Kid; the Cradle of the Movies; and View of a City Sky Line. Rounding out the collection is a humorous piece, The Fatal Legs.
Note: The missing part of "The Rosetta Stone (Except)" concerns the deciphering of hieroglyphs, which is difficult to convey in audio. Please see the text." Summary by Sue Anderson
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