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21 is unstumbled; 22 and 23 uploaded

21 is up. To maintain my fragile momentum, I'm going to post as able, even chapters only several minutes long. If you want a longer listen, feel free to let them accumulate.

With thanks to Lorelee for her kind words, I brush the actual dust off my microphone, and proceed.

Section 20 is in the window.

That's a wonderful correspondence. I once read a commentary on St John, characterizing the Dark Night as "The Sacrament of Defeat."

Sections 16-19 are in the MW.

Yes, indeed. Eileen, like me, is in a whole new world.

What? It's been 3 months? Thank you Ann, for not nudging. It would have only created anxiety, but not a recording. And there are now FIVE granddaughters, all under the age of 4. Boys seem to be sitting out this generation. :lol: Sections 14 and 15 are in the MW. Attempting to praise myself for 16 mi...

Hi, here is my upload:
https://librivox.org/uploads/covers/poems_of_american_history_V_1707.zip

for:
https://librivox.org/poems-of-american-history-vol-5-the-period-of-expansion-by-various/

Thank you.

Thanks for another link, Tony. And Philip, to add to my reaction, I admit I shivered when I read "wobblies." Geez, I've got a lot of heart with that crew, and it never sunk in that they were pre 1923 as well, or I'd probably have soloed an IWW collection by now. I strongly support the all ...

Thanks, Jael, you're PL OK now!

And thank you for listening, Ann. I've uploaded the correction, and changed the time in the MW. I guess we're ready to go.

All right then! That stirring affirmation was the tipping point!

Let's us this thread to uncover sources, then I'll organize them as suggestions with links for the first dialogue box under the magic window.

Anyone else feeling this?

Ann, section 9 is up and ready. Thanks.

These are great resources. Thank you both. Vfka, or Bellona - I don't know the familiar form :D - the insight into that particular publication is the exact kind of thing I was asking the forum about. I don't want to create a specific list, but as with the Christmas collections and others, be able to...

As the fifth and final volume of Poems of American History nears cataloging, it's time to confess that I've imagined a companion piece since Volume One. The tone and content of that massive text has decidedly reflected Patriarchy, Manifest Destiny, White Man's Burden, and much, much more of the same...

Glad to have you, Philip. It's obvious you enjoyed the readings.

Philip and Jael, my apologies for being so slow. Great readings, I enjoy listening to both of you. Philip, PL OK, thank you. Jael, one tiny repeat: about 20:35 or so, the first two line of the stanza are repeated. The recurring nightmare of BC's: Only one chapter is left, and its overdue, and its yo...