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Peter Ackroyd

Tracing England's Journey from Prehistory to the Tudor Era

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Author: Peter Ackroyd

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781250003614

Language: English

Publish Date: 09/01/2011

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 1: 1. Hymns of stone
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Chapter 2: 2. The Roman way
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Chapter 3: 3. Climate change
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Chapter 4: 4. Spear points
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Chapter 5: 5. The blood eagle
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Chapter 6: 6. The measure of the king
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Chapter 7: 7. The coming of the conquerors
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Chapter 8: 8. The house
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Chapter 9: 9. Devils and wicked men
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Chapter 10: 10. The road
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Chapter 11: 11. The law is lost
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Chapter 12: 12. The names
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Chapter 13: 13. The turbulent priest
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Chapter 14: 14. The lost village
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Chapter 15: 15. The great charter
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Chapter 16: 16. Crime and punishment
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Chapter 17: 17. A simple king
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Chapter 18: 18. The seasonal year
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Chapter 19: 19. The emperor of Britain
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Chapter 20: 20. The hammer
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Chapter 21: 21. The favourites of a king
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Chapter 22: 22. Birth and death
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Chapter 23: 23. The sense of a nation
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Chapter 24: 24. The night schools
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Chapter 25: 25. The commotion
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Chapter 26: 26. Into the woods
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Chapter 27: 27. The suffering king
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Chapter 28: 28. Old habits
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Chapter 29: 29. The warrior
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Chapter 30: 30. How others saw us
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Chapter 31: 31. A simple man
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Chapter 32: 32. Meet the family
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Chapter 33: 33. The divided realm
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Chapter 34: 34. The world at play
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Chapter 35: 35. The lion and the lamb
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Chapter 36: 36. The staple of life
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Chapter 37: 37. The king of spring
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Chapter 38: 38. Come to town
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Chapter 39: 39. The zealot king
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Chapter 40: 40. The king of suspicions
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Who should listen Foundation by Peter Ackroyd

"Foundation" by Peter Ackroyd is an engaging choice for listeners who enjoy historical fiction infused with philosophical reflections and explorations of human civilization. Ideal for fans of speculative fiction and those interested in the interplay of culture, science, and power, this audiobook appeals to both history enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Its blend of rich narrative and thought-provoking themes makes it suitable for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of societal evolution and the enduring impact of great thinkers throughout history.

3 quotes from Foundation by Peter Ackroyd

  • "History is the story we tell ourselves about ourselves. It is a narrative that shapes our identities and our visions of the future."
  • "In the ebb and flow of time, we are but characters in an eternal play, each with our roles shaped by the past and its profound influences."
  • "To understand the present, we must delve deep into the past, for it is only through the shadows of history that we can illuminate the path ahead."

Author : Peter Ackroyd

Peter Ackroyd CBE is a distinguished English novelist and biographer renowned for his deep exploration of London's history and culture. Born into a challenging family background, Ackroyd's literary journey began early—by age five he was reading newspapers and by nine he had penned a play about Guy Fawkes. Educated at St. Benedict's in Ealing and Clare College, Cambridge, he graduated with a double first in English and later became a Mellon Fellow at Yale University. His debut work, *Notes for a New Culture*, published at 22, showcased his innovative approach to literature, particularly regarding London’s rich artistic heritage. Ackroyd has authored numerous acclaimed works, including the celebrated *London: The Biography*, and has received prestigious awards, such as the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for his biography of Thomas More. Known for his engaging style and profound insights into the city, he continues to explore the intricate interplay of time and place in his writing, making significant contributions to both fiction and non-fiction, and has established a prominent presence in broadcasting and literary criticism. In recognition of his contributions to literature, he was honored with a CBE in 2003.