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The Three Commanders by William Henry Giles Kingston: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 35 original MP3 tracks, 17:56:12 running time and a link to listen.

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The Three Commanders, credited to William Henry Giles Kingston, 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 Three Commanders by William Henry Giles Kingston. Read in English by Mike Manolakes; James K. White; KHand; Jddykst; Jim Locke; Brant Burgiss; Lucretia B.; Monicha1; Bruce McCready; Michele Eaton; KevinS; LHardie; Brent T. Nasworthy Terence, Jack, and Alick met as boys at a boarding school, and later entered the Navy together. While sailing with different ships, their paths have interwoven and they have had many adventures together: first as midshipmen, then as Lieutenants. In this volume, we see the young men rise to the rank of Commanders. But along with the fame and responsibility, the perils waiting for them increase, too. In this way, we see Terence, Jack, Alick, and their young companions chase slavers around the coast of Africa, saving and freeing as many enslaved people as possible, going through fierce sea battles, and finally heading toward Russia to fight in the Crimean War. - Summary by Carolin

Recording facts

  • Recording title: The Three Commanders
  • Author credits: William Henry Giles Kingston
  • Language: English
  • Original MP3 tracks: 35
  • Listed recording duration: 17:56:12

Catalogue topics

  • fiction
  • adventure
  • sea
  • navy
  • ship
  • 1876
  • nautic
  • commander

Opening tracks: first 24 of 35

  1. 01 - Chapter One — 39:34
  2. 02 - Chapter Two — 40:10
  3. 03 - Chapter Three — 41:48
  4. 04 - Chapter Four, part 1 — 21:48
  5. 05 - Chapter Four, part 2 — 23:56
  6. 06 - Chapter Five — 24:01
  7. 07 - Chapter Six — 29:04
  8. 08 - Chapter Seven — 29:22
  9. 09 - Chapter Eight — 46:33
  10. 10 - Chapter Nine — 35:40
  11. 11 - Chapter Ten, part 1 — 27:25
  12. 12 - Chapter Ten, part 2 — 28:52
  13. 13 - Chapter Eleven, part 1 — 24:36
  14. 14 - Chapter Eleven, part 2 — 32:31
  15. 15 - Chapter Twelve — 31:13
  16. 16 - Chapter Thirteen, part 1 — 21:22
  17. 17 - Chapter Thirteen, part 2 — 26:07
  18. 18 - Chapter Fourteen, part 1 — 29:08
  19. 19 - Chapter Fourteen, part 2 — 26:05
  20. 20 - Chapter Fifteen, part 1 — 24:43
  21. 21 - Chapter Fifteen, part 2 — 21:49
  22. 22 - Chapter Sixteen, part 1 — 23:10
  23. 23 - Chapter Sixteen, part 2 — 30:12
  24. 24 - Chapter Seventeen — 25:08

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