An Imperial Marriage: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

An Imperial Marriage, credited to Arthur W. Marchmont, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of An Imperial Marriage by Arthur W. Marchmont. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. An Imperial Marriage is an action novel, set in Berlin, the German imperial court and high society, and tells an adventurous story illustrating political machinations and human foibles, interwoven with an exciting romance tale. Summary by Deon Gines

Recording facts

• Recording title: An Imperial Marriage
• Author credits: Arthur W. Marchmont
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 30
• Listed recording duration: 10:21:30

Opening tracks: first 24 of 30

1. 01 - The 'Imperial Marriage' — 26:39
2. 02 - Complications — 21:55
3. 03 - Chalice — 23:11
4. 04 - Ephraim Ziegler — 23:56
5. 05 - Althea's Story — 20:57
6. 06 - A Stroke of Luck — 23:52
7. 07 - Preliminary Steps — 21:14
8. 08 - Trapped — 19:14
9. 09 - A Perilous Crisis — 21:01
10. 10 - In the Hands of the Police — 19:55
11. 11 - My Return — 18:59
12. 12 - Murder — 19:28
13. 13 - In the House of Death — 18:44
14. 14 - The Murderer — 20:42
15. 15 - Baron von Ringheim — 17:56
16. 16 - My Role as a Conspirator — 19:47
17. 17 - 'W. Mischen's' Warehouse — 18:12
18. 18 - The Luck Turns — 20:50
19. 19 - Von Felsen Gains His End — 21:12
20. 20 - A Bride Elect — 21:06
21. 21 - Like a Dog at Heel — 20:42
22. 22 - In Search of the Baron — 19:37
23. 23 - In the Grip of an Enemy — 20:12
24. 24 - From Peril to Peril — 19:01

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