The Making of a Bigot: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Making of a Bigot, credited to Rose Macaulay, 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 The Making of a Bigot by Rose Macaulay. Read in English by Rhys Lawson; deongines; Manders; Lynne Thompson; MaryAnnS; John Burlinson; Kalynda “How various is man! How multiplied his experience, his outlook, his conclusions!”—H. Belloc. “And every single one of them is right.”—R. Kipling. Written while Macaulay worked in the Propaganda Department of the War Office, and reflecting her own mysticism and skepticism of organized religion, The Making of a Bigot follows young Eddy Oliver from Cambridge University as he meets people whose stronger personalities influence his weaker one, with their persuasive arguments. ( Lynne Thompson) Thompson

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Making of a Bigot
• Author credits: Rose Macaulay
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 17
• Listed recording duration: 7:31:25

Catalogue topics

• Christianity
• persuasion
• cambridge
• arguments
• opinions

Track guide

1. 01 - Cambridge — 18:11
2. 02 - St. Gregory's — 25:34
3. 03 - Pleasance Court — 22:01
4. 04 - Heathermere — 15:08
5. 05 - Datcherd and the Vicar — 28:41
6. 06 - The Deanery and the Hall — 30:06
7. 07 - Visitors at the Deanery — 40:27
8. 08 - The Visitors Go — 22:50
9. 09 - The Club — 40:43
10. 10 - Datcherd's Return — 35:50
11. 11 - The Country — 30:57
12. 12 - Hyde Park Terrace — 29:54
13. 13 - Molly — 34:23
14. 14 - Unity — 25:55
15. 15 - Arnold — 9:23
16. 16 - Eileen — 15:35
17. 17 - Conversion — 25:45

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