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Classic Audiobook Collection - Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann ~ Full Audiobook [drama]
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Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann ~ Full Audiobook [drama]

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Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann audiobook.

Genre: drama

Set in the prosperous port city of Lubeck in the 19th century, Buddenbrooks follows four generations of a respected merchant family as they fight to preserve their name, fortune, and standing in a rapidly changing world. At the center are the family patriarchs and heirs who inherit not only a business but a code of duty - and the quiet pressure to sacrifice personal desire for public respectability. As new marriages are arranged, partnerships tested, and rival firms rise, the Buddenbrooks must navigate shifting markets, politics, and social expectations that threaten the stability their ancestors built. Within the family, differing temperaments pull them in opposing directions: practicality versus sensitivity, ambition versus conscience, tradition versus the lure of art and inward life. Thomas Mann traces how private choices echo through boardrooms and drawing rooms alike, revealing the cost of success and the fragility beneath bourgeois certainty. Rich with period detail and psychological insight, this sweeping novel examines legacy, identity, and the slow, intimate drama of a family confronting decline without ever fully admitting it.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 001

(00:16:36) Chapter 002

(00:25:07) Chapter 003

(00:31:11) Chapter 004

(00:44:31) Chapter 005

(00:55:53) Chapter 006

(01:02:06) Chapter 007

(01:07:15) Chapter 008

(01:18:39) Chapter 009

(01:23:10) Chapter 010

(01:36:58) Chapter 011

(01:56:42) Chapter 012

(02:09:46) Chapter 013

(02:18:04) Chapter 014

(02:31:25) Chapter 015

(02:44:22) Chapter 016

(02:54:25) Chapter 017

(03:12:03) Chapter 018

(03:31:20) Chapter 019

(03:48:00) Chapter 020

(03:59:49) Chapter 021

(04:08:36) Chapter 022

(04:26:36) Chapter 023

(04:37:09) Chapter 024

(04:48:47) Chapter 025

(05:05:54) Chapter 026

(05:15:07) Chapter 027

(05:21:37) Chapter 028

(05:33:09) Chapter 029

(05:39:43) Chapter 030

(05:48:16) Chapter 031

(06:01:38) Chapter 032

(06:09:57) Chapter 033

(06:24:08) Chapter 034

(06:34:29) Chapter 035

(07:02:14) Chapter 036

(07:10:07) Chapter 037

(07:19:53) Chapter 038

(07:39:51) Chapter 039

(08:02:17) Chapter 040

(08:22:45) Chapter 041

(08:27:53) Chapter 042

(08:55:46) Chapter 043

(09:08:11) Chapter 044

(09:29:14) Chapter 045

(09:47:45) Chapter 046

(10:06:19) Chapter 047

(10:13:47) Chapter 048

(10:27:29) Chapter 049

(10:35:38) Chapter 050

(10:44:26) Chapter 051

(11:02:22) Chapter 052

(11:16:09) Chapter 053

(11:28:07) Chapter 054

(11:41:33) Chapter 055

(11:59:09) Chapter 056

(12:24:53) Chapter 057

(12:43:13) Chapter 058

(13:17:55) Chapter 059

(13:36:14) Chapter 060

(13:50:02) Chapter 061

(14:09:52) Chapter 062

(14:38:24) Chapter 063

(14:49:37) Chapter 064

(15:09:34) Chapter 065

(15:19:16) Chapter 066

(15:34:17) Chapter 067

(15:46:53) Chapter 068

(16:07:10) Chapter 069

(16:20:26) Chapter 070

(16:30:34) Chapter 071

(16:34:49) Chapter 072

(17:05:17) Chapter 073

(17:26:29) Chapter 074

(17:39:32) Chapter 075

(18:06:05) Chapter 076

(18:48:09) Chapter 077

(19:20:12) Chapter 078

(19:56:15) Chapter 079

(20:23:59) Chapter 080

(20:55:54) Chapter 081

(21:07:45) Chapter 082

(21:38:55) Chapter 083

(22:18:31) Chapter 084

(22:31:28) Chapter 085

(23:09:47) Chapter 086

(23:29:40) Chapter 087

(23:55:13) Chapter 088

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Theodore Roosevelt - An Autobiography by Theodore Roosevelt audiobook.

Genre: biography

In Theodore Roosevelt - An Autobiography, the 26th president of the United States tells his own story in a brisk, energetic voice that mirrors the life he led. Beginning with his youth and early battles to overcome frail health, Roosevelt traces the making of his character through intense self-discipline, public service, and a restless appetite for challenge. He recounts formative years in New York politics, the crucible of reform-minded leadership, and the defining moments that carried him onto the national stage, from wartime command to the sudden responsibilities of the presidency. Along the way, he explains the convictions that drove his agenda: honest government, a stronger national role in regulating powerful interests, stewardship of the natural world, and an American presence abroad shaped by realism and resolve. Part personal memoir and part defense of a political philosophy, this autobiography invites listeners inside Roosevelt's decision-making, his sense of duty, and the costs of pursuing large goals in a turbulent public life. It is a vivid portrait of ambition, civic courage, and the era that Roosevelt helped remake.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 00

(00:03:33) Chapter 01

(01:03:19) Chapter 02

(01:26:26) Chapter 03

(01:43:07) Chapter 04

(02:02:43) Chapter 05

(02:25:46) Chapter 06

(02:52:34) Chapter 07

(03:20:39) Chapter 08

(03:44:26) Chapter 09

(04:08:05) Chapter 10

(04:37:39) Chapter 11

(05:15:43) Chapter 12

(05:41:42) Chapter 13

(06:07:19) Chapter 14

(06:29:36) Chapter 15

(06:51:37) Chapter 16

(07:21:08) Chapter 17

(07:48:36) Chapter 18

(08:31:41) Chapter 19

(09:09:43) Chapter 20

(09:44:41) Chapter 21

(10:19:25) Chapter 22

(10:52:35) Chapter 23

(11:19:35) Chapter 24

(11:41:53) Chapter 25

(12:16:02) Chapter 26

(12:34:52) Chapter 27

(12:58:56) Chapter 28

(13:24:57) Chapter 29

(13:47:16) Chapter 30

(14:06:02) Chapter 31

(14:30:26) Chapter 32

(14:54:52) Chapter 33

(15:16:42) Chapter 34

(15:34:29) Chapter 35

(16:00:14) Chapter 36

(16:27:06) Chapter 37

(16:50:38) Chapter 38

(17:16:33) Chapter 39

(17:43:48) Chapter 40

(18:11:41) Chapter 41

(18:35:47) Chapter 42

(18:56:17) Chapter 43

(19:11:28) Chapter 44

(19:36:59) Chapter 45

(20:17:47) Chapter 46

(20:41:19) Chapter 47

(20:58:18) Chapter 48

(21:18:58) Chapter 49

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The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science by Thomas Troward audiobook.

Genre: self help

Thomas Troward was a divisional Judge in British-administered India. His avocation was the study of comparative religion. Influences on his thinking, as well as his later writing, included the teachings of Christ, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. After his retirement from the judiciary in 1896, Troward set out to apply logic and a judicial weighing of evidence in the study of matters of cause and effect.

The philosopher William James characterized Troward’s Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science as 'far and away the ablest statement of philosophy I have met, beautiful in its sustained clearness of thought and style, a really classic statement.'

According to Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) archivist Nell Wing, early AA members were strongly encouraged to read Thomas Troward's Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science. In the opening of the 2006 film The Secret , introductory remarks credit Troward's philosophy with inspiring the movie and its production.

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Chapters (Approximate)

(00:00:00) Chapter 01

(00:11:03) Chapter 02

(00:23:41) Chapter 03

(00:29:43) Chapter 04

(00:41:32) Chapter 05

(00:57:44) Chapter 06

(01:04:59) Chapter 07

(01:20:40) Chapter 08

(01:31:49) Chapter 09

(01:43:46) Chapter 10

(01:48:13) Chapter 11

(02:01:00) Chapter 12

(02:17:27) Chapter 13

(02:37:23) Chapter 14

(02:50:42) Chapter 15

(03:02:48) Chapter 16

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