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The Life of Florence Nightingale, by Sarah Tooley (1856 - 1946) Journalist and author Sarah Tooley was best known in her time for her biography of Queen Victoria and this biography of Florence Nightingale, written while its subject was still living (while Project Gutenberg lists its publication dat...

Totally agree. But I imagine they believed they were telling the truth.
Section 13 is up!

Great, thanks! Section 30 is up. Reading this kind of reminds me of teaching Romeo and Juliet for so many years. Despite the fact that you know how it ends, you can't help but harbor the tiniest of hopes that it will come out all right this time. Or is that just me?

Okeedokee, chapt. 2 is ready for a listen. I'm thinking he could have made his point every bit as effectively using about a third of the words that I just read, but I cheerfully recognize that I am not in any position to critique Woodrow Wilson.

Okay, the last half of the chapter is up - section 12. I think I I found it rather absorbing, but it took me so damn long to edit it that I have forgotten most of it by now.

Into the home stretch - part three. You know, I drive myself crazy when I do not maintain a consistent recording volume. It makes editing so much more time consuming. Oh ,well . Section 29 is up, and very interesting.

Okay , here we go. This book will not take long to complete. I don't quite see how this first essay fits in with the rest, but nobody asked me. I found it somewhat interesting, so maybe somebody else will as well. At any rate, Chapter 1 is up.

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Lynette Caulkins has agreed to be DPL for this project,

An Old Master and Other Political Essays, by Woodrow Wilson (1856 - 1924) All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/old-master-and-other-political-essays-tw-wilson/ This is a collection of five essays published by Woodrow Wilson in 1893, while he was Professor of Jurisp...

Okay, section 11 is up. This one was a NIGHTMARE to edit. :twisted: I seriously considered scrapping it and starting over, but in the end I kept it. There is some very interesting stuff in here - not least of which is how they wrangled prospective jurors (veniremen? Are you familiar with that word? ...

Thank you. Section 28 is ready for a listen.

Thanks! Section 10 is up. Some eyebrow- raising stuff in this section.