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The Man Who Stopped the Sultan
- Gabriele Tadino and the Defence of Europe
- By: Edoardo Albert
- Narrated by: Chris Courtenay
- Length: 12 hrs and 21 mins
- Unabridged
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Throughout the 16th century, wars raged across Europe as kings and republics jostled for wealth and power. Yet one man exceeded all these medieval princes of Christendom: Suleiman the Magnificent. As ruler of the Ottoman Empire, he governed 25 million people from Constantinople, his realm stretching from Persia to the Atlantic Ocean. Twice Suleiman attacked the heart of Europe: first the island of Rhodes, home to the Hospitaller Knights, and secondly, Vienna, the gateway city to the continent.
By: Edoardo Albert
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La reconquista a través de sus santos
- El ejercito de Dios que ayudó a construir España
- By: Antonio Puente Mayor
- Narrated by: Voz Virtual
- Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins
- Unabridged
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Durante casi ocho siglos, cristianos y musulmanes se enfrentaron en una prolongada y compleja lucha por el control de la península Ibérica. En este libro, el filólogo y escritor Antonio Puente Mayor recorre la historia de la Reconquista a través de los santos que acompañaron su avance, desde la caída del reino visigodo hasta la toma de Granada en 1492. Figuras como Santo Domingo de Silos, Santa Casilda de Toledo, Santa Áurea de San Millán, San Raimundo de Fitero o San Pedro Nolasco formaron parte de ese ejército de Dios que contribuyó a forjar lo que hoy conocemos como España.
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La última reina goda
- By: David Yagüe
- Narrated by: Voz Virtual
- Length: 10 hrs and 2 mins
- Unabridged
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Año 711, las huestes musulmanas han tomado Hispania por la fuerza de la espada y avanzan imparables. El reino visigodo de Toledo se desmorona y los nuevos amos toman su botín. Entre los cientos de cautivos se encuentra Egilo, la altiva y orgullosa viuda de Rodrigo. Una mujer destinada a adentrarse en la anónima niebla del pasado que, sin embargo, se convertirá en pieza clave de un momento histórico convulso. La última reina goda es una novela de pequeños y grandes personajes que asistieron al amanecer de un nuevo mundo, donde el peligro y las amenazas eran constantes.
By: David Yagüe
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La Guerre des Deux-Roses: 1455-1487
- Guerres civiles t. 1
- By: History Nerds, Andrew McDermott - translator
- Narrated by: Joel Choucas
- Length: 4 hrs and 17 mins
- Unabridged
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Sur les trônes vacants, on pourrait en dire long. À travers l’histoire, de l’Antiquité aux temps plus récents, l’absence d’un héritier et la mort soudaine d’un monarque aimé ont toujours été synonymes de troubles. Quand la place d’un roi est à prendre, nombreux sont les ambitieux à se manifester.
By: History Nerds, and others
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Crusades History
- Blood, Faith, and the Epic Clash for the Holy Land
- By: History Brought Alive
- Narrated by: Noel Fuller
- Length: 5 hrs and 4 mins
- Unabridged
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If you want to understand what the Crusades were, why they happened, and why they still shape the modern world, this book gives you a clear and grounded explanation. It covers Christian crusading, Islamic expansion, Jerusalem, holy war, and medieval power struggles without turning history into propaganda.
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Quiet History Behind Don Quixote: Spain at the End of Chivalry
- By: Dakikon Publishing
- Narrated by: Brian Wright
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
- Unabridged
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Before Don Quixote rode toward the windmills, Spain itself was already changing. This book is not a retelling of Cervantes’ novel. It is a quiet journey into the world that made such a story possible. In the late 16th and early 17th centuries, Spain stood at the edge of transformation. The age of knights and unquestioned honor was fading. Printing presses were spreading stories into ordinary homes. Villages still woke before dawn, horses still carried dust along long roads, and faith shaped daily life—but beneath the surface, something irreversible was happening.
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The Man Who Stopped the Sultan
- Gabriele Tadino and the Defence of Europe
- By: Edoardo Albert
- Narrated by: Chris Courtenay
- Length: 12 hrs and 21 mins
- Unabridged
-
Overall1
-
Performance1
-
Story1
Throughout the 16th century, wars raged across Europe as kings and republics jostled for wealth and power. Yet one man exceeded all these medieval princes of Christendom: Suleiman the Magnificent. As ruler of the Ottoman Empire, he governed 25 million people from Constantinople, his realm stretching from Persia to the Atlantic Ocean. Twice Suleiman attacked the heart of Europe: first the island of Rhodes, home to the Hospitaller Knights, and secondly, Vienna, the gateway city to the continent.
By: Edoardo Albert
-
La reconquista a través de sus santos
- El ejercito de Dios que ayudó a construir España
- By: Antonio Puente Mayor
- Narrated by: Voz Virtual
- Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins
- Unabridged
-
Overall0
-
Performance0
-
Story0
Durante casi ocho siglos, cristianos y musulmanes se enfrentaron en una prolongada y compleja lucha por el control de la península Ibérica. En este libro, el filólogo y escritor Antonio Puente Mayor recorre la historia de la Reconquista a través de los santos que acompañaron su avance, desde la caída del reino visigodo hasta la toma de Granada en 1492. Figuras como Santo Domingo de Silos, Santa Casilda de Toledo, Santa Áurea de San Millán, San Raimundo de Fitero o San Pedro Nolasco formaron parte de ese ejército de Dios que contribuyó a forjar lo que hoy conocemos como España.
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La última reina goda
- By: David Yagüe
- Narrated by: Voz Virtual
- Length: 10 hrs and 2 mins
- Unabridged
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Overall0
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Performance0
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Story0
Año 711, las huestes musulmanas han tomado Hispania por la fuerza de la espada y avanzan imparables. El reino visigodo de Toledo se desmorona y los nuevos amos toman su botín. Entre los cientos de cautivos se encuentra Egilo, la altiva y orgullosa viuda de Rodrigo. Una mujer destinada a adentrarse en la anónima niebla del pasado que, sin embargo, se convertirá en pieza clave de un momento histórico convulso. La última reina goda es una novela de pequeños y grandes personajes que asistieron al amanecer de un nuevo mundo, donde el peligro y las amenazas eran constantes.
By: David Yagüe
-
La Guerre des Deux-Roses: 1455-1487
- Guerres civiles t. 1
- By: History Nerds, Andrew McDermott - translator
- Narrated by: Joel Choucas
- Length: 4 hrs and 17 mins
- Unabridged
-
Overall0
-
Performance0
-
Story0
Sur les trônes vacants, on pourrait en dire long. À travers l’histoire, de l’Antiquité aux temps plus récents, l’absence d’un héritier et la mort soudaine d’un monarque aimé ont toujours été synonymes de troubles. Quand la place d’un roi est à prendre, nombreux sont les ambitieux à se manifester.
By: History Nerds, and others
-
Crusades History
- Blood, Faith, and the Epic Clash for the Holy Land
- By: History Brought Alive
- Narrated by: Noel Fuller
- Length: 5 hrs and 4 mins
- Unabridged
-
Overall0
-
Performance0
-
Story0
If you want to understand what the Crusades were, why they happened, and why they still shape the modern world, this book gives you a clear and grounded explanation. It covers Christian crusading, Islamic expansion, Jerusalem, holy war, and medieval power struggles without turning history into propaganda.
-
Quiet History Behind Don Quixote: Spain at the End of Chivalry
- By: Dakikon Publishing
- Narrated by: Brian Wright
- Length: 2 hrs and 44 mins
- Unabridged
-
Overall0
-
Performance0
-
Story0
Before Don Quixote rode toward the windmills, Spain itself was already changing. This book is not a retelling of Cervantes’ novel. It is a quiet journey into the world that made such a story possible. In the late 16th and early 17th centuries, Spain stood at the edge of transformation. The age of knights and unquestioned honor was fading. Printing presses were spreading stories into ordinary homes. Villages still woke before dawn, horses still carried dust along long roads, and faith shaped daily life—but beneath the surface, something irreversible was happening.