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Osceola the Seminole by Thomas Mayne Reid (1818 - 1883)
Genre(s): Action & Adventure Fiction
Read by: Elijah Fisher, doitpow, James Thomson, John, Victor Seremet, ShrimpPhish in English
Parts:
Part 2 youtu.be/b64uPR__sJw
Part 3 youtu.be/KhEL0cH1bog
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Preface
00:02:03 - 01 - The Flowery Land
00:10:07 - 02 - The Indigo Plantation
00:20:43 - 03 - The Two Jakes
00:28:31 - 04 - The Hommock
00:36:45 - 05 - Yellow Jake
00:43:32 - 06 - The Alligator
00:52:36 - 07 - The Turtle-Crawl
01:08:44 - 08 - The King Vultures
01:21:03 - 09 - The Bath
01:31:37 - 10 - The 'Half-Blood'
01:41:58 - 11 - The Chase
01:54:04 - 12 - A Severe Sentence
02:05:44 - 13 - The Chase
02:20:50 - 14 - Ringgold's Revenge
02:30:19 - 15 - Maumee
02:42:40 - 16 - The Island
02:57:48 - 17 - West Point
03:11:07 - 18 - The Seminoles
03:24:54 - 19 - An Indian Hero
03:33:53 - 20 - Frontier Justice
03:43:52 - 21 - Indian Slaves
03:51:43 - 22 - A Circuitous Transaction
04:01:04 - 23 - Reflections by the Way
04:09:42 - 24 - A Strange Apparition
04:19:53 - 25 - Who Fired the Shot?
04:28:39 - 26 - A Frontier Fort
04:44:28 - 27 - The Council
05:03:23 - 28 - The Rising Sun
05:12:47 - 29 - The Ultimatum
05:28:53 - 30 - Talk Over the Table
05:43:03 - 31 - The Traitor Chiefs
05:56:39 - 32 - Shadows in the Water
06:08:42 - 33 - Haj-Ewa
06:26:05 - 34 - A Pretty Plot
06:37:11 - 35 - Light After Darkness
06:51:08 - 36 - In Need of a Friend
The brief but heroic struggle of the celebrated Chief, Osceola, forms the groundwork of a narrative which is equal, if not superior, to any of Mr Reid's former productions; and while the reader's patriotism cannot fail to be gratified at the result, his sympathy is, at the same time, awakened for the manly struggles and untimely fate of the gallant spirit, who fought so nobly for the freedom of his red brethren and the preservation of their cherished hunting-grounds. (Summary Adapted from the Preface) NOTE: There are issues of race in the telling of Osceola the Seminole, particularly anti-Black stereotypes and derogatory language. It is LibriVox's policy to record texts as written.
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Osceola the Seminole by Thomas Mayne Reid (1818 - 1883)
Genre(s): Action & Adventure Fiction
Read by: Elijah Fisher, doitpow, James Thomson, John, Victor Seremet, ShrimpPhish in English
Parts:
Part 2 youtu.be/b64uPR__sJw
Part 3 youtu.be/KhEL0cH1bog
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Preface
00:02:03 - 01 - The Flowery Land
00:10:07 - 02 - The Indigo Plantation
00:20:43 - 03 - The Two Jakes
00:28:31 - 04 - The Hommock
00:36:45 - 05 - Yellow Jake
00:43:32 - 06 - The Alligator
00:52:36 - 07 - The Turtle-Crawl
01:08:44 - 08 - The King Vultures
01:21:03 - 09 - The Bath
01:31:37 - 10 - The 'Half-Blood'
01:41:58 - 11 - The Chase
01:54:04 - 12 - A Severe Sentence
02:05:44 - 13 - The Chase
02:20:50 - 14 - Ringgold's Revenge
02:30:19 - 15 - Maumee
02:42:40 - 16 - The Island
02:57:48 - 17 - West Point
03:11:07 - 18 - The Seminoles
03:24:54 - 19 - An Indian Hero
03:33:53 - 20 - Frontier Justice
03:43:52 - 21 - Indian Slaves
03:51:43 - 22 - A Circuitous Transaction
04:01:04 - 23 - Reflections by the Way
04:09:42 - 24 - A Strange Apparition
04:19:53 - 25 - Who Fired the Shot?
04:28:39 - 26 - A Frontier Fort
04:44:28 - 27 - The Council
05:03:23 - 28 - The Rising Sun
05:12:47 - 29 - The Ultimatum
05:28:53 - 30 - Talk Over the Table
05:43:03 - 31 - The Traitor Chiefs
05:56:39 - 32 - Shadows in the Water
06:08:42 - 33 - Haj-Ewa
06:26:05 - 34 - A Pretty Plot
06:37:11 - 35 - Light After Darkness
06:51:08 - 36 - In Need of a Friend
The brief but heroic struggle of the celebrated Chief, Osceola, forms the groundwork of a narrative which is equal, if not superior, to any of Mr Reid's former productions; and while the reader's patriotism cannot fail to be gratified at the result, his sympathy is, at the same time, awakened for the manly struggles and untimely fate of the gallant spirit, who fought so nobly for the freedom of his red brethren and the preservation of their cherished hunting-grounds. (Summary Adapted from the Preface) NOTE: There are issues of race in the telling of Osceola the Seminole, particularly anti-Black stereotypes and derogatory language. It is LibriVox's policy to record texts as written.
More information: librivox.org/osceola-the-seminole-by-thomas-mayne-reid
LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (librivox.org/)
