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Books narrated by John Thomas

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  • Incurable: Stories from the World of Cure V2

    Incurable: Stories from the World of Cure V2 is a collection of supernatural, horror, and darkly comic tales set in a world where werewolves, monsters, and hidden realms exist just beyond everyday life. The stories include awkward werewolves finding their place (Half-Moon), a nostalgic Gulf Coast journey through friendship and hardship (Up at the Intersection – Division & Main), the unraveling of ... Read more

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  • A Book for a Rainy Day; or, Recollections of the Events of the Years 1766-1833

    "A Book for a Rainy Day; or, Recollections of the Events of the Years 1766-1833" by John Thomas Smith is a captivating collection of essays and reflections that transport readers to a bygone era. Smith, an artist and writer, shares his personal experiences and observations of life in 18th and early 19th century England. His vivid storytelling and keen insights provide a window into the social, ... Read more

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  • Hidden Treasure: The Story of a Chore Boy Who Made the Old Farm Pay

    "Hidden Treasure: The Story of a Chore Boy Who Made the Old Farm Pay" by John Thomas Simpson is an inspiring tale that captures the essence of hard work and determination. The narrative follows a young boy who, despite his humble beginnings as a chore boy on a struggling farm, discovers innovative ways to turn the farm's fortunes around. Through his ingenuity and relentless spirit, he transforms ... Read more

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  • Lives of Famous London Beggars

    "Lives of Famous London Beggars" by John Thomas Smith is a fascinating exploration of the lives of notable beggars in London during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Smith, an artist and writer, provides vivid descriptions and anecdotes that bring to life the struggles and stories of these individuals. Through his detailed observations, he sheds light on the social conditions of the time, ... Read more

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  • The Cries of London

    "The Cries of London" by John Thomas Smith is a fascinating exploration of the vibrant street life in 19th-century London. Through a series of detailed illustrations and accompanying text, Smith captures the essence of the city's street vendors, their cries, and the unique culture surrounding them. The book serves as both a historical document and an artistic representation, showcasing the diverse ... Read more

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  • Brook Farm: Historic and Personal Memoirs

    "Brook Farm: Historic and Personal Memoirs" by John Thomas Codman offers a vivid exploration of the Brook Farm community, a utopian experiment in communal living that flourished in the 19th century. Codman, who was intimately involved with the farm, provides a unique perspective on the ideals of transcendentalism and the pursuit of a harmonious society. Through personal anecdotes and historical ... Read more

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  • The 48 Laws of Love

    An Essential Guide For Men

    by John Thomas ...
    Exploring the complexities of love, this treatise delves into the psychology of human bonds, offering 48 key principles for navigating the intricacies of intimacy. It approaches love as an active pursuit requiring intention and mutual exchange, guiding readers through self-reflection and fostering emotional literacy. Real-life stories infuse practicality, as the work addresses love's challenges ... Read more

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  • The North Americans of Antiquity: Their Origin, Migrations, and Type of Civilization Considered

    ON that eventful morning nearly four centuries ago, when the spell of uncertainty and mystery which enshrouded the Atlantic was broken, and the darkness of the deep vanished with the darkness of the night, the illustrious admiral discovered a world populated with beings like himself. They were male and female, with all the physical characteristics common to the rest of mankind, and differed from ... Read more

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  • In the Rockies with Kit Carson

    Late one afternoon when the sunlight was slanting through the trees and wavering upon the adobe walls of the Pueblo of Los Angeles, when the only sounds were the whispering winds in the higher boughs, and the thrumming of a stringed instrument from the soldiers’ quarters, a tall Spanish mule came clattering into the village with two boys astride its back. They were bronzed, sinewy looking ... Read more

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  • With John Paul Jones

    “Who is that man that is so much at the Wheelocks’ just now?”asked young Walter Stanton of his friend Philip Morgan. “Some Tory friend, I suppose. I don’t like him; see the sneer upon his face as he looks at the members upon the steps of the State House.” It was about noon on a day late in September in the year 1777. A group of young men and boys were lounging upon some benches in the shade of two ... Read more

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  • The Young Continentals at Monmouth

    “Do you know what to-morrow will be, Ben Cooper?” The speaker was a dwarfish looking lad whose big head and upstanding crest of hair gave him a most curious appearance. “To-morrow,” replied the second boy, promptly, “will be New Year’s day.” The dwarf shifted his leather belt so that his huge service pistol might hang more comfortably; and his voice, when he spoke again, contained a note of ... Read more

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  • Fighting King George

    “The wind’s changing again, Cole,” said Tom Deering, as he threw his rudder handle to leeward in order that the sheet might catch the full benefit of the breeze. The person to whom he spoke was a negro, young in years but of colossal size; as he sat amidships in the skiff, with the sheet rope in his hand, his sleeveless shirt showing his mighty arms bare to the shoulder, he resembled a statue of ... Read more

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