History Of France In Words Of One Syllable: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

History Of France In Words Of One Syllable, credited to Helen W. Pierson, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of History Of France In Words Of One Syllable by Helen W. Pierson. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. This is a simplified history of the country of France, from Roman times to the late 19th century, written chiefly in words of one syllable. Books such as this one were popular around the turn of the 20th century as a way to help children learn to read. A book like this could also be useful for remedial readers and ESL learners as well. - Summary by mungojerry311

Recording facts

• Recording title: History Of France In Words Of One Syllable
• Author credits: Helen W. Pierson
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 26
• Listed recording duration: 4:15:20

Catalogue topics

• history
• France
• one syllable

Opening tracks: first 24 of 26

1. 01 - Gaul — 6:44
2. 02 - Charles The Great (Char-le-magne) — 15:23
3. 03 - A New Race — 7:04
4. 04 - A Strange War — 17:48
5. 05 - Phil-ip II — 4:12
6. 06 - Saint Lou-is — 6:20
7. 07 - Phil-ip The Bold And Phil-ip The Fair — 8:07
8. 08 - John The Good — 12:53
9. 09 - Charles The Wise — 16:34
10. 10 - Jo-an Of Arc — 10:17
11. 11 - Lou-is — 7:51
12. 12 - Charles The VIII — 14:03
13. 13 - Francis I — 14:17
14. 14 - Henry II And The Boy King — 10:17
15. 15 - A Great Crime — 5:37
16. 16 - Hen-ry III — 6:29
17. 17 - Hen-ry IV — 4:17
18. 18 - Lou-is XIII — 4:41
19. 19 - Lou-is XIV — 9:33
20. 20 - Old Age Of Lou-is XIV — 9:06
21. 21 - Lou-is XVI And The French Rev-o-lu-tion — 15:34
22. 22 - Na-po-le-on — 11:46
23. 23 - Kings Once More — 5:08
24. 24 - Lou-is Phil-ippe — 9:06

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