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The Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison ~ Full Audiobook [philosophy]
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07/22/22
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The Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison audiobook.
Genre: philosophy
The Federalist Papers (correctly known as The Federalist) are a series of 85 articles advocating the ratification of the United States Constitution. Seventy-seven of the essays were published serially in The Independent Journal and The New York Packet between October 1787 and August 1788 . A compilation of these and eight others, called The Federalist, was published in 1788 by J. and A. M’Lean. The Federalist Papers serve as a primary source for interpretation of the Constitution, as they outline the philosophy and motivation of the proposed system of government.The authors of the Federalist Papers wanted to both influence the vote in favor of ratification and shape future interpretations of the Constitution. According to historian Richard Morris, they are an 'incomparable exposition of the Constitution, a classic in political science unsurpassed in both breadth and depth by the product of any later American writer.'
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Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 1
(00:11:21) Chapter 2
(00:23:32) Chapter 3
(00:34:53) Chapter 4
(00:46:51) Chapter 5
(00:57:29) Chapter 6
(01:13:09) Chapter 7
(01:28:11) Chapter 8
(01:41:39) Chapter 9
(01:54:26) Chapter 10
(02:12:41) Chapter 11
(02:30:45) Chapter 12
(02:39:01) Chapter 13
(02:59:30) Chapter 14
(03:19:06) Chapter 15
(03:28:53) Chapter 16
(03:43:50) Chapter 17
(03:58:23) Chapter 18
(04:11:11) Chapter 19
(04:21:57) Chapter 20
(04:35:39) Chapter 21
(04:48:30) Chapter 22
(04:57:45) Chapter 23
(05:08:02) Chapter 24
(05:22:46) Chapter 25
(05:35:59) Chapter 26
(05:47:23) Chapter 27
(05:57:14) Chapter 28
(06:08:49) Chapter 29
(06:23:32) Chapter 30
(06:38:18) Chapter 31
(06:57:45) Chapter 32
(07:18:25) Chapter 33
(07:43:45) Chapter 34
(07:58:35) Chapter 35
(08:20:48) Chapter 36
(08:41:43) Chapter 37
(08:59:29) Chapter 38
(09:22:09) Chapter 39
(09:41:51) Chapter 40
(09:55:53) Chapter 41
(10:12:17) Chapter 42
(10:30:24) Chapter 43
(10:43:16) Chapter 44
(10:55:36) Chapter 45
(11:02:52) Chapter 46
(11:15:08) Chapter 47
(11:25:47) Chapter 48
(11:38:26) Chapter 49
(11:50:13) Chapter 50
(12:01:49) Chapter 51
(12:12:40) Chapter 52
(12:27:13) Chapter 53
(12:41:24) Chapter 54
(12:54:08) Chapter 55
(13:08:47) Chapter 56
(13:18:41) Chapter 57
(13:34:32) Chapter 58
(13:54:25) Chapter 59
(14:09:28) Chapter 60
(14:22:37) Chapter 61
(14:37:33) Chapter 62
(14:49:38) Chapter 63
(14:59:28) Chapter 64
(15:19:25) Chapter 65
(15:40:03) Chapter 66
(15:50:52) Chapter 67
(16:04:05) Chapter 68
(16:20:59) Chapter 69
(16:28:08) Chapter 70
(16:40:48) Chapter 71
(16:53:31) Chapter 72
(17:06:32) Chapter 73
(17:26:29) Chapter 74
(17:33:23) Chapter 75
(17:48:15) Chapter 76
(18:10:33) Chapter 77
(18:20:10) Chapter 78
(19:12:05) Chapter 79
(19:35:27) Chapter 80
(19:51:55) Chapter 81
(20:12:15) Chapter 82
(20:25:23) Chapter 83
(20:36:47) Chapter 84
(20:57:11) Chapter 85
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Genre: science
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Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 00
(00:02:11) Chapter 1
(00:17:08) Chapter 2
(00:27:48) Chapter 3
(00:48:24) Chapter 4
(01:05:37) Chapter 5
(01:24:51) Chapter 6
(01:39:15) Chapter 7
(01:58:56) Chapter 8
(02:19:54) Chapter 9
(02:38:07) Chapter 10
(02:59:40) Chapter 11
(03:19:09) Chapter 33
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The Black Tulip by Alexandre Dumas ~ Full Audiobook [drama]
July 22, 2022
•469m
The Black Tulip by Alexandre Dumas audiobook.
Genre: drama
In the turbulent Netherlands of 1672, as political unrest turns neighbors into enemies, a quiet dream takes hold of Cornelius van Baerle: to cultivate a perfect black tulip and claim a fortune and lifelong fame. But Cornelius is no court schemer - he is a devoted tulip fancier, more comfortable with bulbs and breeding than with intrigue. When a powerful rival and a shifting political climate conspire to ruin him, Cornelius is swept into imprisonment and stripped of everything except the fragile hope he has hidden in a few precious seeds and notes. Behind prison walls, an unexpected ally appears in Rosa, the jailer's intelligent and determined daughter, whose curiosity and courage draw her into Cornelius' secret work. Together they nurture a forbidden project where every petal could mean salvation - or disaster - while jealousy, betrayal, and the machinery of the state close in. Blending romance, suspense, and historical drama, The Black Tulip explores obsession, integrity, and the price of innocence in an age when beauty can be both a prize and a weapon.
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Chapters (Approximate)
(00:00:00) Chapter 01
(00:20:28) Chapter 02
(00:37:17) Chapter 03
(00:54:44) Chapter 04
(01:13:49) Chapter 05
(01:32:13) Chapter 06
(01:47:18) Chapter 07
(02:08:04) Chapter 08
(02:22:19) Chapter 09
(02:31:39) Chapter 10
(02:40:18) Chapter 11
(03:03:51) Chapter 12
(03:10:44) Chapter 13
(03:19:20) Chapter 14
(03:28:43) Chapter 15
(03:41:20) Chapter 16
(03:54:09) Chapter 17
(04:09:51) Chapter 18
(04:21:35) Chapter 19
(04:35:25) Chapter 20
(04:52:11) Chapter 21
(05:07:01) Chapter 22
(05:18:54) Chapter 23
(05:31:42) Chapter 24
(05:40:46) Chapter 25
(05:53:15) Chapter 26
(06:09:21) Chapter 27
(06:25:20) Chapter 28
(06:40:09) Chapter 29
(06:53:58) Chapter 30
(07:00:44) Chapter 31
(07:14:45) Chapter 32
(07:23:33) Chapter 33
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