Hartmann the Anarchist, or the Doom of a Great City: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Hartmann the Anarchist, or the Doom of a Great City, credited to Edward Douglas Fawcett, 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 Hartmann the Anarchist, or the Doom of a Great City by Edward Douglas Fawcett. Read in English by Phil Benson A gem of nineteenth-century science fiction from mountaineer, philosopher and occasional novelist, Edward Douglas Fawcett. Stanley, a wealthy young socialist, is firmly opposed to revolution. But he finds himself on board the Attila, a coal-fired aeronef invented by the notorious anarchist Rudolph Hartmann, embroiled in a plot to bombard London from the air. Hartmann the Anarchist was republished, in part, in 1971 in the final issue of Forgotten Fantasy magazine, a forerunner to the celebrated Newcastle Forgotten Fantasy book series. Summary by Phil Benson

Recording facts

• Recording title: Hartmann the Anarchist, or the Doom of a Great City
• Author credits: Edward Douglas Fawcett
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 16
• Listed recording duration: 4:08:36

Catalogue topics

• anarchism
• airship

Track guide

1. 01 - Dark Hints — 22:49
2. 02 - The 'Shadow' of Hartmann — 22:02
3. 03 - A Mother's Troubles — 12:38
4. 04 - Fugitives from the Law — 11:49
5. 05 - A Strange Awakening — 15:24
6. 06 - On the Deck of the 'Attila' — 11:55
7. 07 - The Captain of the 'Attila' — 21:19
8. 08 - A Strange Voyage — 13:45
9. 09 - In at the Death — 17:34
10. 10 - The First Blow — 14:17
11. 11 - A Tempest of Dynamite — 20:45
12. 12 - How I Left the 'Attila' — 13:05
13. 13 - In the Streets of the Burning City — 9:40
14. 14 - A Nocturnal Ride — 9:01
15. 15 - The Morrow of the Disasters — 18:29
16. 16 - The Last of the 'Attila' — 14:05

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