[COMPLETE] The Cambridge Modern History. Volume 03, The Wars of Religion-Leni

[Kazbek]

Here is section 35:

PL notes for section 35:

Thank you, Piotrek!

Michael

[listenclosely]

I see Section 4 is "Ready for PL" but not claimed. May I do the honors?

We would be honored.

Michael

Section 4 “PL OK”. Better than OK - it was a pleasure to hear!

Thanks,
Tracie

[sjr8545]

Section 4 “PL OK”. Better than OK - it was a pleasure to hear!

Thanks,
Tracie

Aw bless... thank you!! I vote you get to PL all my sections!

[Kazbek]

Thanks for PLing, Tracie!

Michael

[listenclosely]

Section 4 “PL OK”. Better than OK - it was a pleasure to hear!

Thanks,
Tracie

Aw bless... thank you!! I vote you get to PL all my sections!

I shall keep my eyes open for the opportunity!

[Owlivia]

Section 49 is ready for PL
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_49_various_128kb.mp3
33:12.41

and may I pursue Philip a bit farther by claiming Section 50?

[Genosse66]

Hey Guys,

Could someone kindly give section 61 a PL;

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_61_various_128kb.mp3

Thanks

[Piotrek81]

Here's section 10
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_10_various_128kb.mp3 duration 32:15
a bit of trivia
The Tartar raid mentioned towards the end was bitterly portrayed against the background of Poland's anarchy and internal squabbling by the contemporary poet Jan Kochanowski. I remember reading the piece in school.

[Kazbek]

Section 49 is ready for PL
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_49_various_128kb.mp3
33:12.41

and may I pursue Philip a bit farther by claiming Section 50?

Thank you, Owlivia!

Michael

[Kazbek]

Here's section 10
https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_10_various_128kb.mp3 duration 32:15
a bit of trivia
The Tartar raid mentioned towards the end was bitterly portrayed against the background of Poland's anarchy and internal squabbling by the contemporary poet Jan Kochanowski. I remember reading the piece in school.

Thank you, Piotrek! I had forgotten that the Tartars had gotten as far as Poland so late in the game. Perhaps you will read this poem for our multilingual collection?

Michael

[Kazbek]

Hey Guys,

Could someone kindly give section 61 a PL;

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_61_various_128kb.mp3

Thanks

Thank you! I'll put out a call for substitute PLs again. Could you tell me the duration of this recording?

Michael

[listenclosely]

I’d like to PL Section 49.
Thanks,
Tracie

[Kazbek]

I’d like to PL Section 49.

Thanks!

[listenclosely]

PL Notes for Section 49:
This section sounded great! However, I noted a few instances where some (not all) of the contents in parentheses were not read aloud. I wasn't sure of the protocol, so I thought I would include them for reference.

4:54 (Caraffa) missing, pdf pg 507
8:57 (April 2, 1559) missing, pdf pg 508
12:44 (1490) missing, pdf pg 509
14:58 -15:05 (Medici), (Farnese), (Caraffa), (1557) missing, pdf pg 510
23:42 (Vallaloid, October 18, 1559) missing, pdf pg 513
25:02 "...for he was a Spaniard born...", repeated phrase
26:16 (June, 1559) missing, pdg pg 513

Thanks,
Tracie

[Kazbek]

Section 49 is ready for PL

PL Notes for Section 49:
This section sounded great! However, I noted a few instances where some (not all) of the contents in parentheses were not read aloud. I wasn't sure of the protocol, so I thought I would include them for reference.

Thanks for PLing! Yes, normally all the parentheticals should be read. Exceptions can be made for particularly unreadable bibliographical references, but I don't believe we have any of those in this book.

Michael