The Poisoned Loving-Cup: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Poisoned Loving-Cup, credited to Charles Grant Miller, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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

LibriVox recording of The Poisoned Loving-Cup by Charles Grant Miller. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. "ANGLO-AMERICAN accord is splendid sentiment. America ever rises gladly to this toast. But we must drink from our own crystal chalice of unsullied truth, and not from a poisoned loving-cup of coalition propaganda!" The Poisoned Loving-Cup investigates and documents the egregious pro-British, anti-American propaganda inserted into public school textbooks following World War I, all in the name of improving British-American relations. (Summary by MamaPhish and the Introduction)

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Poisoned Loving-Cup
• Author credits: Charles Grant Miller
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 18
• Listed recording duration: 5:47:09

Catalogue topics

• history
• revolution
• american
• school
• British

Track guide

1. 00 - Introduction — 6:20
2. 01 - I A London History Dinner — 12:07
3. 02 - II The Treason Texts — 14:30
4. 03 - III Official British Propaganda — 15:56
5. 04 - IV British History Transplanted — 26:00
6. 05 - V History Teachers Coerced — 24:46
7. 06 - VI Nation's Friends Defamed — 25:43
8. 07 - VII "The Re-United States" — 17:09
9. 08 - VIII Loyalist Public Libraries — 26:31
10. 09 - IX English-Speaking Union — 15:43
11. 10 - X The Rhodes Scholarship Fund — 10:13
12. 11 - XI "Interdependence Day" — 15:06
13. 12 - XII Not Accord But Discord — 26:02
14. 13 - XIII On Way To The Junk-Heap — 28:10
15. 14 - XIV Muzzey In Full Retreat Part 1 — 29:15
16. 15 - XV Muzzey In Full Retreat Part 2 — 29:24
17. 16 - XVI "Millions at Stake" — 13:52
18. 17 - XVII "The International Mind" — 10:22

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