Heidenmauer; or, The Benedictines. A Legend of the Rhine
James Fenimore Cooper
Play
Length 13 h 35 min
Chapters 31
First published 1841
This is a story that is set in 16th century Germany. Characters representing the various classes of the remnants of feudalism and the rising bourgeois class struggle against each other. Placed in the light of the very recent and polarizing Protestant Reformation, the characters' tensions increase. - Summary by Joel Kindrick
Chapters
1
Introduction Read by Joel Kindrick 43:49
2
Volume 1 Chapter 2 Read by Joel Kindrick 28:10
3
Volume 1 Chapter 3 Read by Joel Kindrick 32:07
4
Volume 1 Chapter 4 Read by Joel Kindrick 27:36
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Volume 1 Chapter 5 Read by Joel Kindrick 32:27
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Volume 1 Chapter 6 Read by Joel Kindrick 41:36
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Volume 1 Chapter 7 Read by Joel Kindrick 32:52
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Volume 1 Chapter 8 Read by Joel Kindrick 25:35
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Volume 1 Chapter 9 Read by Joel Kindrick 17:24
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Volume 1 Chapter 10 Read by Joel Kindrick 28:59
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Volume 1 Chapter 11 Read by Joel Kindrick 24:37
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Volume 1 Chapter 12 Read by Joel Kindrick 19:50
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Volume 1 Chapter 13 Read by Joel Kindrick 25:59
14
Volume 2 Chapter 1 Read by Joel Kindrick 24:04
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Volume 2 Chapter 2 Read by Joel Kindrick 22:28
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Volume 2 Chapter 3 Read by Joel Kindrick 22:05
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Volume 2 Chapter 4 Read by Joel Kindrick 15:26
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Volume 2 Chapter 5 Read by Joel Kindrick 23:30
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Volume 2 Chapter 6 Read by Joel Kindrick 24:31
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Volume 2 Chapter 7 Read by Joel Kindrick 20:22
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Volume 2 Chapter 8 Read by Joel Kindrick 25:19
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Volume 2 Chapter 9 Read by Joel Kindrick 25:33
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Volume 2 Chapter 10 Read by Joel Kindrick 26:10
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Volume 2 Chapter 11 Read by Joel Kindrick 27:23
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Volume 2 Chapter 12 Read by Joel Kindrick 22:22
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Volume 2 Chapter 13 Read by Joel Kindrick 28:17
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Volume 2 Chapter 14 Read by Joel Kindrick 24:56
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Volume 2 Chapter 15 Read by Joel Kindrick 18:54
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Volume 2 Chapter 16 Read by Joel Kindrick 20:21
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Volume 2 Chapter 17 Read by Joel Kindrick 19:34
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Volume 2 Chapter 18 Read by Joel Kindrick 26:34
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