The Navy Eternal: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Navy Eternal, credited to Bartimeus, 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 Navy Eternal by Bartimeus. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers The Navy Eternal, subtitled the Navy-That-Floats, the Navy-That-Flies and the Navy-Under-The-Sea, by "Bartimeus" (born Lewis Anselm da Costa Ricci) is a tale of British Naval life during World War I action culminating with the 1918 St. George’s Day Zeebrugge Raid. - Summary by Brian Fullen

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Navy Eternal
• Author credits: Bartimeus
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 19
• Listed recording duration: 6:45:58

Catalogue topics

• WWI
• Royal Navy
• naval warfare
• zeebrugge raid
• blimps
• aircraft

Track guide

1. 00 - Prologue — 9:00
2. 01 - Chapter I: “Usque Ab Ovo” — 36:44
3. 02 - Chapter II: In the Twilight — 27:00
4. 03 - Chapter II: In the Twilight (Continued) — 24:48
5. 04 - Chapter III: The Navy-That-Flies — 14:30
6. 05 - Chapter III: The Navy-That-Flies (Continued) — 15:49
7. 06 - Chapter IV: “Lest We Forget” — 26:42
8. 07 - Chapter IV: “Lest We Forget” (Continued) — 16:18
9. 08 - Chapter V: The Feet of the Young Men — 8:01
10. 09 - Chapter VI: Gipsies of the Sea — 20:53
11. 10 - Chapter VII: The Day--and the Morning After — 14:45
12. 11 - Chapter VIII: The Navy-Under-the-Sea — 31:32
13. 12 - Chapter IX: The Port Look-Out — 6:43
14. 13 - Chapter X: The Survivor — 22:29
15. 14 - Chapter XI: The Nth Battle Squadron — 26:08
16. 15 - Chapter XII: Mystery — 21:47
17. 16 - Chapter XIII: The Spirit of the Fleet — 22:04
18. 17 - Chapter XIV: The Epic of St. George’s Day, 1918 — 28:13
19. 18 - Epilogue — 32:32

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