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

[UPRG11W]

PL note:

It is perfectly PL OK. Many thanks for your contribution!

I only hope that you may have time to read more for this project while the last few sections are still open.

Regards,
Jessie

Enfin! The Wars of Religion in France are done. I'd have got it to you sooner but there were some technical hiccups, entirely of my own making (always remember to check the volume on the file *before* you spend a chunk of time on editing).

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_06_various_128kb.mp3
32:10

Please let me know what needs fixing.

Thanks!
Sarah

[UPRG11W]

PL note:

I listened to this 40:13 recording of Section 41, which is PL OK. Many thanks for your contribution!

If you could, please read more for this project while the last few sections are still open.

Regards,
Jessie

Section 41 ready for PL. Recording time 40:13

https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_41_various_128kb.mp3

Tom

[sjr8545]

PL note:

It is perfectly PL OK. Many thanks for your contribution!

Thanks again, Jessie, for all the PL work!

Sarah

[TadDavis]

Unless someone else has expressed an interest in doing them, or you have reason to think they will, I would like to volunteer for Sections 14 and 15.

[Kazbek]

Unless someone else has expressed an interest in doing them, or you have reason to think they will, I would like to volunteer for Sections 14 and 15.

Great, thanks!

Michael

[Bruce0McFadden]

I claim sections 72-73-74 in Cambridge Modern History (Vol 3)

Bruce0McFadden

[Bruce0McFadden]

I claim sections 72-73-74 in Cambridge Modern History (Vol 3)

Bruce0McFadden

[Kazbek]

I claim sections 72-73-74 in Cambridge Modern History (Vol 3)

Bruce0McFadden

Great, thanks!

Michael

[Genosse66]

Hi Michael and Jessie,


apologies for the delay, here's the corrected section 62 ready for a quick spot pl, hopefully that will get us there.


https://librivox.org/uploads/leni/cambridgemodernhistory3_62_various_128kb.mp3

[Kazbek]

apologies for the delay, here's the corrected section 62 ready for a quick spot pl, hopefully that will get us there.

Thank you, Niall! Since I had one of the PL notes, I spot checked this, and it's PL OK.

Michael

[TheVagabond]

I would like to claim Sections 17, 18, & 19. As you know, I have other sections in preparation too, but I'm pretty sure I can complete them all by early September. I share your commitment to the CMH project!

Tom

[Kazbek]

I would like to claim Sections 17, 18, & 19. As you know, I have other sections in preparation too, but I'm pretty sure I can complete them all by early September. I share your commitment to the CMH project!

Great, thanks! I'm thrilled to see your continued interest in the series.

Michael

[Bruce0McFadden]

I am reading section 72. There is a portion of the printed text missing between pages 707 and 708 of the book that I downloaded using the link you provided. The visible text appears like this:

"In February Gebhard married his"

(page break)

"leman;"

Please advise how I should proceed.

Bruce0McFadden

[TheVagabond]

Hi. I think I can help. His 'leman' - a rare and archaic word - was his lover, his mistress. Marrying ones mistress would be likely to cause no end of trouble for a Catholic Archbishop, which it clearly did. Nothing missing, just another twist in this tortuous tale!

Tom

[Kazbek]

Thanks for the helpful response, Tom! Yes, I concur. I double-checked another scan of the book to be sure, and the text is the same.

Michael